CancerFree KIDS said it granted $1.2 million to fund 21 research studies at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center in Avondale and Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus.
Some of Cincinnati’s top business leaders are taking off their ties and strapping on their electric guitars to celebrate champions in the battle against childhood cancer.
A statewide organization with a Cincinnati regional office and a Cincinnati-based nonprofit have raised nearly $600,000 to support child-focused causes.
Could you tell your own story in just six words? What if you had some help from Larry Smith, creator of the Six Words Memoirs project? Smith will play host, along with Donatos Pizza, for Six Words: Cincinnati. He will walk attendees through how to identify and create their own six-word stories.
CancerFree KIDS, a nonprofit committed to eliminating childhood cancer, hosted its fifth annual Night for the Fight fundraiser specifically for local high school students.
More than 500 supports attended CancerFree KIDS’ Celebration of Champions Dinner at The Manor House, raising more than $300,000 for pediatric cancer research.