Jessica Long

Swimmer and 29x Paralympic medalist, world champion & record holder
Charity: V Foundation for Cancer Research

Jessica Tatiana Long is a Russian-American Paralympic swimmer from Baltimore, Maryland, who competes in the S8, SB7 and SM8 category events. She has held many world records and competed at five Paralympic Games, winning 29 medals (16 of them gold). She has also won over 50 world championship medals.

Jessica’s life has been nothing short of amazing. Born to a teenage mother in the Siberia cold, burdened by congenital defects in her legs requiring double amputation, and placed for adoption at 13 months old, Jessica was able to persevere and become a 29x Paralympic medalist, world champion and record holder.

With an unrelenting determination and belief in herself, Jessica has been able to reach the pinnacle of her sport and maintain her position amongst the best in the world for over a decade. Now as one of America’s most decorated champions and winningest female athletes in US history, her work focuses on succeeding in the water and inspiring others outside the pool.

“With the never ending support of my family I understood that the only thing that was going to impact my future was my attitude towards my life.”

V Foundation for Cancer Research
The V Foundation for Cancer Research is a charitable organization founded in 1993 by ESPN and legendary basketball coach Jim Valvano. The foundation's mission is to raise funds to support cancer research and awareness, with the ultimate goal of finding a cure for this devastating disease.

The V Foundation provides funding for a wide range of cancer research programs, from basic science to clinical research studies, and it has awarded millions in grants to date. The foundation is known for its commitment to advancing cancer research and its ability to bring together researchers, clinicians, and philanthropists to work towards a common goal. It is dedicated to carrying on Jim Valvano's legacy of perseverance, hope, and determination in the fight against cancer.

Print is 12 inches x 16 inches, including white borders. Hand is reproduced at actual size.

The frame is a matte finished black wood that is roughly 1” deep. The acrylic glass is UV coated and the end result is a framed print that is roughly 14x18 inches.

Shipping available to the USA only. If you are outside our current territory, fill out our contact form noting your country and celebrity in the message. We will notify you when shipping becomes available.

Style: Framed

Framed
$132.00

* $85 of purchase is a tax deductible donation

HOW IT WORKS

Dennis Murphy working at computer

We put our hands together
to do a lot of good

My Hand My Cause captures highly detailed, artistic hand photographs of celebrities. There are notable people from the worlds of Sport, Music, Movies, Art, Medicine, Science and more — people who are leaders in their fields and working to make our world better along the way.

We use these unique photos to raise money by selling high quality, life size prints of each celebrity's hand along with their printed signature and date it was shot. We offer the print in exchange for a $132 donation with the net proceeds going to the charity chosen by, and associated with, that celebrity.

HOW IT
ADDS UP

DISCLAIMER: The printing & packaging figure shown here is an estimate only. It does not purport to reflect the actual printing & packaging costs associated with printing and packaging a life size fine art archival print to your location.  However, regardless of actual printing & packaging costs, $75 of the proceeds from the sale of each $132 print will be donated to the charity chosen by, and associated with, such celebrity.