Liam Fitzgerald Takes Fist-Bumping Campaign To Wachusett Mountain

PRINCETON (CBS) – Beloved Bruins fan Liam Fitzgerald took his "Man of the Year" campaign to Wachusett Mountain over the weekend.

Liam, 8, has joined the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's 10-week competitive fundraising campaign, raising money and gathering votes for a shot at being named the Society's Man of the Year.

Liam went to Wachusett Sunday to bump some fists with skiers and raise some cash.

Afterwards, he took a skiing lesson.

Wachusett posted a video of his visit and lesson on YouTube.

His campaign, #BumpOutCancer, challenges people to donate $5 and post a picture or video on social media of you fist bumping someone and challenging 5 people to fist bump others.

Liam who has Down Syndrome, has successfully battled leukemia.

He first made headlines in November 2014 when he was invited to sit on the Boston Bruins bench during a pregame skate.

A video of him fist bumping every Bruins player leaving the ice went viral.

To learn more about Liam's campaign, visit his fundraising page.