The Primo Foundation
engages in promotional fundraising, and is simply a vehicle used as a
means to fund the Pediatric Neurocritical Care Program (PNCP) at St.
Louis Children's Hospital. It is our goal to support the effort to
discover more information about how the brain heals, and the best
methods for treating brain injuries in order to achieve better outcomes
for injury victims.
The sole fundraising activity for the
Foundation is the annual Greg Primo All-Star Concert. All of the
proceeds from the concert are donated to the PNCP. Click on "About the PNCP" for more information about the Program and how it benefits children with brain injuries.
The
Primo Foundation was created after Greg Primo suffered a critical
Trumatic Brain Injury (TBI) while pitching in an American Legion
baseball game. Click on "About Greg Primo"
to find out what happened to Greg, and how he now utilizes his musical
talents to raise money for the PCNP at St. Louis Children's Hospital.
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NEWS
- 2009 Concert T-Shirts Are Still Available at discounted prices! Visit the Tickets, T's & Donations page to order yours now!
- Devon Allman appeared on KSDK Newschannel 5's Show Me St. Louis on Friday, May 1 to promote the 2009 all-star concert.
- Mike Primo appeared on STL public access Channel 10's "Best of STL" on Wednesday, April 15 to promote the concert.
- Greg Primo on appeared on KSDK Newschannel 5's Show Me St. Louis Friday, April 10 at 3:00 PM!
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The Primo Foundation was created as a quick LLC in late January 2009. Because we are currently an LLC we are considered a for-profit company. As of Sept 9, 2009 steps are underway to convert the company into a not-for-profit organization as soon as possible. Regardless, we are completely committed to donating all of the proceeds this organization raises to the Pediatric Neurocritical Care Program at St. Louis Children's Hospital. This organization pays no salaries, bonuses, or any other type of compensation. It is operated strickly by volunteers.
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