Alyssa Dima, age 11, will do her part to help fight pediatric cancer this weekend by selling drinks at an Alex’s Lemonade Stand on Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the curb of her home at 263 South Sixth Ave.
A group of five elementary school students, dubbed the “Sunderland Stars,” spent Thursday afternoon on the boardwalk under the hot sun with some cool lemonade — not drinking it, but, rather, selling it for a donation to raise money to help fund childhood cancer treatment research.
Verizon IndyCar Series driver, Graham Rahal, announced today that the Graham Rahal Foundation will host its third annual helmet design contest benefiting children’s charities. This year, the Graham Rahal Foundation has partnered with Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF), a non-profit organization that raises awareness and funds to fight childhood cancer, to give children and families directly affected by the disease the opportunity to submit their personal designs.
During grand opening week, the Gourmet Burger Authority™ will donate all sales from its signature Freckled Lemonade® to Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation
SOUTH JORDAN, Utah — Residents participated in the third annual Mr. C’s Lemonade Stand Saturday, and the annual event is held in honor of a child who died due to cancer.
As a reward to his students and staff for raising nearly $1,100 for charity, Cosgrove Middle School Principal Ned Dale will be spending Thursday night on the roof of his school.
Every year, 10-year-old Mario Carpino of Swedesboro, New Jersey – who was diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer at age 4 – looks forward to running his annual lemonade stand to raise money for kids' cancer research. But this year's event surpassed his wildest dreams when his favorite rock star, fellow Jersey boy Jon Bon Jovi, made a surprise appearance to show his support.
Before dying of cancer at age 8, Alexandra Scott started a lemonade stand that today has become an international movement to put an end to the disease. Her mom Liz, along with Bridget Smith, a 10-year-old cancer survivor, and Bridget’s mom, Marg, join TODAY to talk about National Lemonade Days and Alex’s work.
Jude is an imaginative and brave little boy. At less than a year old, he was diagnosed with retinoblastoma. He underwent many complications with his treatment and had to have one of his eyes removed. But today he is cancer-free!
