UC Davis stem cell scientist Paul Knoepfler has been awarded $250,000 for glioma research from an organization begun 15 years ago by a 5-year-old girl with a deadly form of childhood cancer.
Firebirds Wood Fired Grill exceeded its goal of raising $75,000 for Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, and donated $100,000 to the cause. Ballantyne Corporate Park donated $306 toward the cause.
The annual fundraiser encourages communities and businesses to host lemonade stands and raise funds for childhood cancer research.
Firebirds locations in StoneCrest at Piper Glen and SouthPark participated in the event.
The Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar at 2200 Ohio 53 North, Fremont, is participating in the fight against childhood cancer in July.
Beginning Monday, Applebee’s restaurants nationwide will support Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation by donating a portion of lemonade and Summer Squeez sales to the charity which supports childhood cancer research.
Looking for something to do with the kids or the grandkids on Saturday? You'll find a lot of different activities at Rita’s Italian Ice shop in Brighton and it's all for a good cause.
The second annual Alex's Lemonade Stand fundraiser for childhood cancer. Today, Todd James, joined us on News10NBC at Noon to talk about the event.
It’s a refreshing strategy in the continuing effort to come up with a cure for childhood cancer. Friday, June 19th the construction continues on downtown Milwaukee’s Northwester Mutual Tower, and so is the Hard Hats and Lemonade event.
The sights and sounds of Northwestern Mutual Tower construction have become fairly familiar for folks in downtown Milwaukee.
Mia and the Lemon Drops lemonade stand is now open for business in Old Forge.
This is the second year Mia Lameo has been selling lemonade. This year she’s serving at the Felittese Festival grounds with a little help from her friends.
“It’s a good feeling. Definitely. Because it’s going to something with a cause,” said Elizabeth Majewski who is helping Mia with the lemonade stand.
Alex was a little girl, with a big dream, who has local roots. She lived only a few miles from us in Wynnewood, PA and attended a sister school Penn Wynne while she received treatments at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Her family moved from CT for this renowned hospital, arguably, the best in the country for sick children.
Giovanni is a resilient 13-year-old whose strength has inspired his family and community. When Gio was 4 years old, he was diagnosed with medulloblastoma. ALSF's Travel For Care program helped Gio get to his treatments, and today he is cancer-free!
