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Capitals’ John Carlson takes Stanley Cup to Bethesda, raising $100K for childhood cancer

WASHINGTON — On his one day with the Stanley Cup, Capitals defenseman John Carlson showed it off in Bethesda for a worthy cause. Fans who made a donation to the Michael Mosier Defeat DIPG Foundation — which raises funds to fight brainstem cancer — got a chance to take photos with Carlson and the cup. See more photos.

On his one day with the Stanley Cup, Capitals defenseman John Carlson showed it off in Bethesda for a worthy cause. Fans who made a donation to the Michael Mosier Defeat DIPG Foundation — which raises funds to fight brainstem tumors — got a chance to take photos with Carlson and the cup. Jenny Mozier started the foundation in honor of her late son. In this photo, Carlson holds his son, joining Jenny Mozier and her family alongside the cup. (WTOP/Megan Cloherty)
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Megan Cloherty

WTOP Investigative Reporter Megan Cloherty primarily covers breaking news, crime and courts.

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