Spike Lee needs over 1 million bucks & Lee The Elephant Needs 30K to change 2 kids with cancer lives

NEW YORK - Aug. 5, 2013 - PRLog -- With the help of his 5 year old daughter and a Iphone creator and host of web series Project SWAGG  Hass Saddique  launched a Kickstarter today targeting the NYC area. If the campaign is successful it will change the lives of two kids suffering from cancer. Project SWAGG follows the journey of Hass Saddique as he meets disadvantaged kids and gives them a voice about their personal journey. Once finding out information about what the kids enjoy he creates a custom strategy in hopes this strategy will be a life changing event for the kids & family. Two young boys with cancer one in Brooklyn named Julio and one in Long Island named Jordan are to receive some great surprises if the Kickstarter campaign is successful. Jordan nine years old who dreams to become a hip hop dancer was almost shattered when doctors said it was best to amputate his leg, but his mother opted for another treatment that worked and Jordan has been doing great. He and family have been invited to Las Vegas to watch perform and meet his favorite dance crews Jabbawockeez and Super Cr3W. Julio is a five your boy from Brooklyn that also has cancer and he's been having a difficult time for the past 5 months not really responding to treatments. His cancer has even spread. It's very urgent to do something for him. Julio loves baseball and Derek Jeter. The plan is for him and his family to attend a Yankees game and hopefully Project SWAGG can pull some magic so Julio gets to meet Derek Jeter at the game.

People interested in contributing to this campaign can buy one or both shirts that were inspired by both kids. One shirt is a Raglan with a Lee The Elephant character wearing a NY baseball cap, and holding a baseball and bat. The design was inspired by Julio's love for baseball. The Jordan inspired T-shirt is a Lee The Elephant character wearing headphones that are plugged into a Boombox. Both shirts are limited edition and only available for this Kickstarter campaign.

If the campaign is successful the stories of the kids and families as well as the life changing events will be filmed for the Project SWAGG web series which is now being pitched to networks. Watch the Kickstarter video below
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8gCfAW8fD0