We love spreading awareness about childhood cancer and getting the word out about CURE. Check out some of our press interviews.
WSAV:
On April 22, 2013, a fundraiser was held in Savannah in honor of a little boy named Silas. Click below to watch WSAV’s coverage of the event.
WTOC:
On April 22, 2013, a fundraiser was held in Savannah in honor os a little boy named Silas. Click below to watch WTOC’s coverage of the event.
The Coastal Source:
On April 22, 2013, a fundraiser was held in Savannah in honor of a little boy named Silas. Click here to check out The Coastal Source’s coverage of the event.
Effingham Magazine:
Effingham magazine recently wrote an article about one of CURE’s Kids: Cathleen Chance. Click here to read the beautiful story.
Johns Creek Patch:
The Sam Robb Fund Memorial 5K and Fun Run was recently featured in the Johns Creek Patch. Click here to read the full article.
AJC:
CURE Childhood Cancer and The Press On Fund recently funded a new radiation therapy room at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston. Named in honor of Patrick Chance, this room will provide therapy that was not previously available in the Southern US. AJC recently covered the story. Click here to read the full article.
11Alive:
CURE Childhood Cancer appeared as guests on December 17, 2012, on 11Alive’s Atlanta&Company:
Atlanta’s NBC 11Alive recently featured Millie Baldwin as their CURE Kid of the Week. Click here to watch this video about Millie’s journey with cancer.
Midtown Patch:
CURE is the benefactor of the 4th Annual Atlanta Santa Speedo Run. The Midtown Patch recently featured an article about the race and CURE. Click here to read the full story.
Fox 5:
Each year CURE provides an Open Arms meal to children and families who are spending their Thanksgiving in the hospital. Fox 5 stopped by to capture the moment. Thank you to Copeland’s of New Orleans for donating the meal served at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta at the Scottish Rite campus. Watch the video below:
NBC 11Alive:
Each year CURE provides an Open Arms meal to children and families who are spending their Thanksgiving in the hospital. 11Alive stopped by to capture the moment. Thank you to Copeland’s of New Orleans for donating the meal served at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta at the Scottish Rite campus. Watch the video below:
Effingham Now:
Effingham Now recently featured a story about a corn hole tournament benefiting the Catie Wilkins Fund. Click here to read the article.
Gainesville Times:
Flowery Branch High School held a “Gold Out” game in honor of childhood cancer awareness. Click here to read the full article.
The Citizen:
Musician Greg Craft has generously pledged to donate 100% of his October album sales to CURE. The Citizen featured a story about Greg on October 9, 2012. Click here to read the full story.
The Walton Tribune:
The Walton Tribune featured one of CURE’s Kids, and Walton County native, Addyson Vardaman, and her inspiring journey with childhood cancer. Click here to read the full story.
CBS Atlanta:
Prior to “A Tribute to Our Quiet Heroes,” Tom Glavine appeared on CBS Atlanta.
Douglas County Sentinal:
Tyler Shead and Millie Baldwin, two of CURE’s Kids, were featured on The Douglas County Sentinal website. To read the full story, click here.
CummingPatch:
CummingPatch recently featured three of CURE’s Kids who are from Cumming, GA: Kayla Rodriguez, Hannah Shaver, and Kristen Sorrell. Click here to read the full story.
11Alive:
CURE appeared on 11Alive’s Atl&Co on September 17, 2012, giving an update on CURE’s Kids Conquer Cancer One Day at a Time. The segment featured CURE’s Dawn Stark as well as Lauren Howell, mother of CURE’s Kid Liam Howell. To view the video, click below:
CBS Atlanta:
Annamarie Robb, the mother of Sam Robb, recently sat down with CBS Atlanta to talk about Sam’s journey and what her family is doing now as part of The Sam Robb Fund. To watch the video, click below:
NeighborhoodNewspapers.com
CURE Childhood Cancer made a $200,000 donation, via The Press On Fund, to the Aflac Cancer Center and Blood Disorders Service at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. Click here to read more.
Atlanta INtown:
In addition to appearing in their print publication, Atlanta Intown recently featured a story about CURE’s “A Tribute to our Quiet Heroes” on their website. To read the story, click here.
Bloggers:
Kristen Cincotta, a blogger who is very active in the breast cancer awareness community, recently featured CURE on her blog. To read her story, click here.
11Alive:
CURE appeared on 11Alive’s Atl&Co to talk about our September event, CURE’s Kids Conquer Cancer One Day at a Time.
11Alive recently created this moving story about two of CURE’s Kids, the Tate sisters.
CBS Atlanta:
Musician Ryan Burton discusses the making-of and inspiration of “Sometimes You Gotta Fight,” a song in which the proceeds are donated to CURE.
Atlanta Business Chronicle:
CURE Childhood Cancer is giving $1.3 million in grants to the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.
11Alive:
Kristin Connor and Ginger Kindred talk about CURE’s Kids Conquer Cancer One Day at a Time and Ginger’s son Trenton and his battle with cancer.
Chris Glavine talks about Quiet Heroes and Carrie Pinotti talks about her daughter Julia’s battle with cancer and what A Tribute to Our Quiet Heroes means to her.
AJC
Ginger Kindred and the rest of the Kindred family serve Christmas dinner to over 100 families at CHOA.
CBS Atlanta
The Kindred Family delivers meals to pediatric cancer patients on Christmas Eve on behalf of CURE.
FISH 104.7
Jeff Foxworthy talks about childhood cancer and his involvement with CURE during a radio interview.
Click here to listen to the interview
Kristin Connor talks about CURE’s Kids Conquer Cancer One Day at a Time and Jenny Wilkins talks about her daughter Catie’s battle with cancer during a radio interview.
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TheLedger.com
The Ledge.com features CURE Kid, Ashleigh Broadus and her battle with cancer.
