Hey ATL (and other cities)! This Saturday is the annual Walk/Run to help end childhood cancer. I hope that you will come out to walk, run or donate to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. St. Jude is leading the way the world understands, treats and defeats childhood cancer and other deadly diseases. Families never receive a bill from St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing, and food – because all…
September is childhood cancer awareness month. I have the honor of serving as a board chair for my second year for the annual St. Jude Walk/Run in Atlanta on September 23. I’m very passionate about St. Jude because childhood cancer can happen to any of our children. St. Jude families never receive a bill for treatment, housing or food. They enable parents to focus on their children while they are…
Finding out your child has cancer has to be a parents worst nightmare. Like any parent, you would drop everything to take care of your child. Unfortunately life still goes on while you’re helping your child fight cancer. You still need to work to provide food and shelter for your family. What a relief it would be to not have to worry about those things while you tend to your…
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Neiman’s Back to School Trend Event for St. Jude
August 18, 2016I recently hosted a Back to School trend event at Neiman Marcus at Lenox Mall to help spread the awareness of St. Jude. In case you are not familiar with St. Jude, they are research hospital leading the way in the fight to end childhood cancer. The best part about St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital is that families never receive a bill. Food and housing are also taking…
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Help End Childhood Cancer + EPIC $1500 Value Giveaway #StJude
August 28, 2015Can you imagine finding out your 5 month old baby has cancer? The thought of anyone having to deal with that situation is heartbreaking. Sad thing is, it could be any of us. What would you do? I recently had lunch with a mom of a 22 month old little boy named CJ. He was diagnosed with cancer at 5 months old. My heart hurts for mom and the…