After hours of planning and organizing, Pacific University students Josiah Hanson and Renae Bertrand's class project is almost complete- the couple will host an event to raise money for cancer research Friday, April 4.
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By Joan Springhetti
3/31/2014
SANTA CRUZ >> The lemonade stand that will be set up in the engineering courtyard on Science Hill on April 18, is about far more than a glass of lemonade, though it is about that, too. It is also about a toddler named Aurora, about a parent's worst nightmare, about community and about hope.
Los Angeles, CA- March 24, 2014 – On Monday evening at the 2014 International Corporate Citizenship Conference, Northwestern Mutual was announced as the winner of Boston College’s 6th Annual Corporate Citizenship Film Festival.
James Beard award winners Marc Vetri and Jeff Michaud and restaurateur Jeff Benjamin have just announced the star-studded chef list for 2014’s Great Chefs Event, unfolding for its ninth annual year on Tues., June 10, at Urban Outfitters HQ at the Navy Yard.
Making a speech in front of her own principal would have been intimidating enough.
But 13-year-old Sydney Tune wanted to honor the memory of her friend Jordan DuPriest, who died in November after a valiant struggle with brain cancer.
Sydney channeled some of Jordan’s courage in order to make a presentation on Wednesday—before nearly 60 principals and school administrators in Spotsylvania County.
Public Theatre of Kentucky Sunburst Youth Theatre’s presentation of “Barefoot Children in the City of Ward” ends Sunday at the Phoenix Theatre, 545 Morris Alley.
A Ridgefield native is doing her bit to help Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, in her current home, The Cayman Islands.
Danielle Cococcia organized the Lemon Aid road run three months ago to raise money and awareness about the need to help children suffering with cancer, which she feels is a relatively unaddressed issue not only in the Cayman Islands but worldwide.
Juno was a happy and curious baby. He soaked in love and reflected it right back. He loved cuddling and listening to his family sing and whistle to him. He had a sweet little voice, and only a handful of bad days despite his rare cancer diagnosis.
The Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation is donating more than $250,000 raised from its 50/50 raffles on game nights to local charitable organizations.