#BelikeBradley

The #BeLikeBradley Award is given to kids who demonstrate an entrepreneurial spirit paired with a philanthropic heart — just like Bradley did when he started his flower business at 6 years old. 

  • Colton Rogondino created Fly Again Golf Balls, a business that sells reclaimed golf balls back to golfers — giving each ball a second chance to fly again. Raising hundreds of dollars for the foundation. 

  • Jacob Rosenthal selected the Bradley Rofer Foundation as his Mitzvah project.  He raised $750 dollars by selling handcrafted lanyards.

  • 16-year-old Emma Kozak earned extra money by painting custom portraits of her neighbors’ beloved pets and donated 25% of her proceeds to the Bradley Rofer Foundation, raising hundreds of dollars. 

  • Three awesome siblings—Matt, Luke, and Mackenzie —created a holiday hot cocoa fundraiser for two years in a row. They raised $200 their first year, then set a $500 goal the next year and crushed it—raising an incredible $1,200!