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The TB1 Fund is a charitable organization dedicated to brightening the days of patients and families at M Health Fairview Masonic Children’s Hospital. Inspired by Braxton (Brax), a courageous young fighter who has spent over 200 nights on Floor 5 battling B-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia, the TB1 Fund seeks to create meaningful moments that uplift spirits and support recovery — mentally, physically, and emotionally. Through engaging experiences, curated items, and impactful partnerships, the TB1 Fund works to bring comfort, joy, and inspiration to patients when they need it most.

Guided by Brax’s firsthand understanding of the healing power of spaces like Kyle Rudolph’s End Zone, the Zucker Family Suite and Studio, and the "Row The Boat" Fleck Family Fund, the TB1 Fund is committed to making a lasting difference for families facing serious illness.

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Matt Ditzler has been a leading real estate professional in the Twin Cities for over 20 years and currently serves as an associate broker at Engel & Völkers Minneapolis. Matt specializes in commercial real estate representation, while his son Jack, who joined Engel & Völkers two years ago, manages the residential real estate operations along with overseeing the marketing and social media initiatives for The Ditzler Group. The Ditzler Group is honored to partner with The TB1 Fund in supporting M Health Fairview Masonic Children's Hospital.

This cause is deeply personal, as both of Matt’s sons, Evan and Jack, received outstanding care at Children’s Hospital during their early years. This impactful experience fuels The Ditzler Group's ongoing dedication and passion to support the hospital’s mission and the families it serves.

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