The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society - Orange County Inland Empire

We are 1 week away from Orange County Light the Night! Join us and our Honored Hero, Paul Goodman, on November 9 at Mike Ward Park in Irvine at 5:00 PM to bring light to the darkness of cancer ✨

We have a lot of amazing activities planned for you and your family from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM followed by the Opening Ceremony at 7:00 PM with ASL Interpreter and the Honorary Walk at 7:30 PM!

⭐️ 2 Interactive sports inflatable games: Large All-Star Basketball & Soccer Kicks from Jump N Bounce
⭐️ Balloon Artist from Balloonie Twisters
⭐️ Face Painting by local artist Sparrow
⭐️ Back To School - Area for schools teams and students to draw cards and hand them to kids in Survivor t-shirts at the Walk or put the cards in the designated box to be delivered to pediatric patients at local hospitals
⭐️ Live band - The Rockabilly Rebels
⭐️ Kids Zone with glow in the dark temporary tattoos & more!
⭐️ Bring your Furry Friends! Goodie bags with treats and more for your dogs on a first come, first serve basis from EarthWise Pet, Brea. All dogs must remain leashed.
⭐️ Adopt a dog! Dogs available for adoption from SAFE Rescue Team
⭐ Food available for purchase from attending food trucks
⭐️ Survivors Station - Survivors in treatment and in remission receive your Survivors t-shirt and white lantern
⭐️ Honor and Remembrance Area - Intimate area to write a note to your loved one to hang on the greenery backdrop
⭐️ UCI Health Blood Mobile - On site for blood donations. Click the 🔗 in our bio to make an appointment. Accepting walk-ins. All donors will receive $10 gift card (Target, In N Out, Starbucks)
⭐️ NMDP (National Marrow Donor Program) formerly known as Be The Match - On site for cheek swabs to join the global bone marrow registry
⭐️ Bone Marrow Donor/Recipient Meet of LLS staff member and her family during the Opening Ceremony

There’s still time to join the movement!🩸Register at the 🔗 in our bio!

“As a blood cancer survivor, I am profoundly aware of the urgency of research and patient support in improving the lives and outcomes of people fighting blood cancer. I was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2009, when I was 60 years old. Two stem cell transplants later and then treatment with an immunotherapy that didn’t exist when I was first diagnosed, I’m in complete remission. I am so grateful for the research and support that made my life possible, which means we are grateful to the supporters who make LLS’s work possible. My wife Patti and I have talked a lot about how we can deepen our impact at LLS and in the lives of patients and families coping with blood cancer. I want to leave a legacy that touches lives like mine and my family’s have been touched, a legacy that offers hope and cures. Leaving LLS as a beneficiary in our estate plans is the most powerful way we could achieve that.

I am writing to ask you to consider joining us in making this profound impact. With your estate gift to LLS, you fund the future of their important work. It doesn’t require an immediate contribution, and there is no minimum amount required either. Most of all, you have the peace of mind knowing that you are leaving a legacy for future generations of blood cancer patients and families who need better treatments and compassionate support.” - Andy Gordon

This , we celebrate those like Andy and raise awareness on how you can be a part of LLS’ Legacy Circle by making an impact through planned giving! Click the 🔗 in our bio to read Andy’s full story and have access to planned giving resources.

Visit our LLS staff member Drew at the Legacy Tent at Orange County’s Light the Night on Saturday November 9 at Mike Ward Park in Irvine ✨ Register at the 🔗 in our bio!

We are grateful for our incredible Inland Empire Light The Night sponsors! A big thank you to:
⭐ UCI Health
⭐ Tilden-Coil Constructors
⭐ BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse

With their support, LLS can fund critical cancer researchers, support patients and their families, and grow closer to a world without blood cancers.

Learn how you can make an impact and fundraise for the mission, details at the link: https://www.lightthenight.org/events/inland-empire

Help patients like our Honored Hero Paul by booking your appointment to donate blood at our Orange County Light The Night on Saturday, November 9 at Mike Ward Park in Irvine! ✨ UCI Health Blood Mobile will be on site accepting appointments and walk-ins from 3:30-7:30 PM.

A single donation can save up to 3 lives! 🩸 Click the link in our bio to book your appointment!

Join us and our Honored Hero Nevaeh TOMORROW at Santana Regional Park in Corona at 5:00 PM to bring light to the darkness of cancer ✨

We have a lot of amazing activities planned for you and your family from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM followed by the Opening Ceremony at 7:00 PM and the Honorary Walk (approx 1 mile around the park) at 7:30 PM!

⭐ Car Meet
⭐ Bounce House from Wow Party Rental .ca
⭐ Balloon Artist from Balloonie Twisters
⭐ Face Painting by local artist Sparrow
⭐️ Back To School - Area for schools teams and students to draw cards and hand them to kids in Survivor t-shirts at the Walk or put the cards in the designated box to be delivered to pediatric patients at local hospitals
⭐ Live band performance by The Rockabilly Rebels
⭐️ Goodie bags for your Furry Friends on a first come first serve basis from (All dogs must be on a leash)
⭐ Food provided by BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse with suggested donation
⭐️ 501st, Rebel Legion, & Droid from
⭐ ASL Translator on stage
⭐️ NMDP (National Marrow Donor Program) formerly known as Be The Match - On site for cheek swabs to join the global bone marrow registry
⭐ Honor and Remembrance Area
⭐ Survivor Station
⭐ And so much more!

There’s still time to join the movement!🩸Register at the 🔗 in our bio!

All registered participants will receive an email (check your inbox/spam/junk) today with the lantern ticket to show at the Lantern Pickup tent to get your lantern!

We are just 4 days away from Inland Empire’s Light the Night! Join us on October 19 at Santana Regional Park in Corona at 5:00 PM to bring light to the darkness of cancer ✨

We have a lot of amazing activities planned for you and your family from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM followed by the Opening Ceremony at 7:00 PM and the Honorary Walk (approx 1 mile around the park) at 7:30 PM!

⭐ Car Meet
⭐ Bounce House from Wow Party Rental .ca
⭐ Balloon Artist from Balloonie Twisters
⭐ Face Painting by local artist Sparrow
⭐ Live band performance by The Rockabilly Rebels
⭐️ Goodie bags for your Furry Friends on a first come first serve basis from (All dogs must be on a leash)
⭐ Food provided by BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse with suggested donation
⭐ ASL Translator on stage
⭐️ NMDP (National Marrow Donor Program) formerly known as Be The Match - On site for cheek swabs to join the global bone marrow registry
⭐ Honor and Remembrance Area
⭐ Survivor Station
⭐ And so much more!

There’s still time to join the movement!🩸Register at the 🔗 in our bio! All registered participants will receive an email (check your inbox/spam/junk) the day before with the lantern ticket to show at the Lantern Pickup tent to get your lantern!

We are 4 weeks away from Orange County’s Light the Night! Join us and our Honored Hero, Paul Goodman, on November 9 at Mike Ward Park in Irvine at 5:00 PM to bring light to the darkness of cancer ✨

We have a lot of amazing activities planned for you and your family from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM followed by the Opening Ceremony at 7:00 PM with ASL Interpreter and the Honorary Walk (approx 1 mile around the park) at 7:30 PM!

⭐️ 2 Interactive sports inflatable games: Large All-Star Basketball & Soccer Kicks from Jump N Bounce
⭐️ Balloon Artist from Balloonie Twisters
⭐️ Face Painting by local artist Sparrow
⭐️ Back To School - Area for schools teams and students to draw cards and hand them to kids in Survivor t-shirts at the Walk or put the cards in the designated box to be delivered to pediatric patients at local hospitals
⭐️ Live band - The Rockabilly Rebels
⭐️ Kids Zone with glow bracelets
⭐️ Bring your Furry Friends! Goodie bags with treats and more for your dogs on a first come, first serve basis from EarthWise Pet, Brea. All dogs must remain leashed.
⭐️ Adopt a dog! Dogs available for adoption from SAFE Rescue Team
⭐ Food available for purchase from attending food trucks: TK Burgers , Scooter’s Italian Ice , & El Corazon De La Casa MK
⭐️ Survivors Station - Survivors in treatment and in remission receive your Survivors t-shirt and white lantern
⭐️ Honor and Remembrance Area - Intimate area to write a note to your loved one to hang on the greenery backdrop
⭐️ UCI Health Blood Mobile - On site for blood donations. Click the 🔗 to make an appointment. Accepting walk-ins. All donors will receive $10 gift card
⭐️ NMDP (National Marrow Donor Program) formerly known as Be The Match - On site for cheek swabs to join the global bone marrow registry
⭐️ Bone Marrow Donor/Recipient Meet during the Opening Ceremony

There’s still time to join the movement!🩸Register at the 🔗 in our bio!

Get your cheek swabbed to possibly save a life one day at the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Inland Empire Light The Night walk ✨ on Saturday, October 19 at Santana Regional Park in Corona at 5:00 PM!

We are proudly partnering with the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP) 💙💜💚 formerly known as Be The Match

YOU can be the CURE! Help us fight 🩸by visiting their booth between 5:00 - 7:00 PM to get your cheek swabbed to be on the global bone marrow registry!

Register for Inland Empire’s Light The Night at the 🔗 in our bio or at https://www.lightthenight.org/events/inland-empire

We are less than 3 weeks away from Inland Empire's Light the Night! Join us on October 19 at Santana Regional Park in Corona at 5:00 PM to bring light to the darkness of cancer ✨

We have a lot of amazing activities planned for you and your family from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM followed by the Opening Ceremony at 7:00 PM and the Honorary Walk (approx 1 mile around the park) at 7:30 PM!

⭐ Bounce House from Wow Party Rental
⭐ Balloon Artist from Balloonie Twisters
⭐ Face Painting by local artist Sparrow
⭐ Live band performance by The Rockabilly Rebels
⭐ Car Meet
⭐ Food provided by BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse with suggested donation
⭐ ASL Translator on stage
⭐ Honor and Remembrance Area
⭐ Survivor Station
⭐ And so much more!

There's still time to join the movement! Register here https://www.lightthenight.org/events/inland-empire

Join this talk with health experts and leaders from our community where you will learn about: Blood cancers affecting our community and how treatments can save patients’ lives. Socioeconomic factors that impact patients, survivors and their families and how to cope with them. Palliative care and the options available and beneficial to the patient. In addition, we will have a blood cancer survivor who will share his experience full of hope for those who are suffering from cancer.

Únase a nosotros para un evento educativo GRATUITO, El Impacto de los Cánceres de la Sangre en tu Comunidad el 12 de octubre en Central Public Health Center Southeastern Live Well Center Tubman Chavez Conference Room A & B 5101 Market St. en San Diego, CA 92114

Los participantes aprenderán sobre Los cánceres de la sangre que afectan a la comunidad y cómo los tratamientos salvan vidas a los pacientes. Los factores socioeconómicos que afectan a los pacientes, sobrevivientes y sus familias y cómo enfrentarlos. La atención paliativa y las opciones de beneficio disponibles para el paciente. COMIDA es gratuita. Es necesario registrarse.

¿Preguntas? Comuníquese con Laura Diaz al (914) 535-0802 o [email protected]
Regístrese hoy en https://msg.lls.org/Octubre12

Honor and Remember your loved one in a special way at Inland Empire’s Light The Night on Saturday, October 19 at Santana Regional Park in Corona and at Orange County’s Light The Night on Saturday, November 9 at Mike Ward Park in Irvine!

We ask that you complete BOTH items by this Friday September 27 to ensure your loved one is included on a Mission Mile yard sign along the walk route in Inland Empire and by Friday October 11 to be included in Orange County.
✨ Donate or raise $100 to your personal fundraising page between now and the deadline
✨ Once that is complete, DM us so we can contact you to get 1 high resolution headshot of your loved one and max. 4-5 sentences sharing about your loved one

By connecting with LLS, patients, caregivers, and families become part of a larger community, supporting and caring for one another. Nowhere is this sense of community more visible than at Light The Night.

Click the 🔗 in our bio to register if you haven’t yet! We look forward to lighting the night with you! 💛

Thank you, Richard Gaither, for leading the way to CURES by stepping up to chair the Inland Empire Challenge class. The Challenge allows leaders in the community to participate in an 8-week focused fundraising effort for Light The Night ✨

"In 2020, I lost my dad to COVID complications. My dad was my world and would take the shirt off of his back for anyone. I searched for my WHY for a while and in 2022 we heard the story of Addi Conely and I immediately found my WHY. Hearing the story of Addi and others fighting a fight that they should never have to fight tore me apart. Hearing the stories of other little ones fighting the same fight that Addi went through keeps tearing me apart. For the last few years, I have worked hard to help bring awareness to childhood cancer with our high school strikeout cancer game. My WHY will always be to continue to bring awareness to this and help where I can. That’s why I light the night. That’s why I believe in this. And why I choose to volunteer my time and passion as the Challenge Chair here in the Inland Empire." - Richard

Thank you, Richard, for helping us impact the lives of patients and their families.

Register for Inland Empire Light The Night on Saturday, October 19 at Santana Regional Park in Corona at https://www.lightthenight.org/events/inland-empire

📣 Join us as we kick off Blood Cancer Awareness Month with a fun night at the Los Angeles Sparks! 💜💛 See what the WNBA hype is all about on Sunday, September 1st as the Los Angeles Sparks face the Atlanta Dream while supporting a CURE FOR CANCE at LLS Night!! 🩸

$5 off every ticket purchased goes back to LLS. Ticket prices range from $25-$50. 🎟️ Please use the 🔗 in the bio to purchase your Sparks game day ticket to be sure that a portion goes back to LLS. Get your tickets NOW to get the best possible seats!

There will be fun pre and post game opportunities:
⭐️ Court of Dreams at 11:45 AM - 12:45 PM. You will have access to use the court to yourself (basketballs will be provided). *Doors close at 12 PM so please be on time
⭐️ Pregame Warmups - You will have early access to the stadium 30 minutes before doors open to the public to watch both teams’ warmup. You will stay in Section 111 until doors open to the public. After doors open to the public, you will be free to go to your seats. *Check-in at 11th Street entrance at 2:15 PM to pick up your wristbands.
⭐️ Postgame Picture - 5 minutes after the game, you will meet on the concourse outside of Section 111. You will be escorted onto the court for an opportunity to take a photo after the game. *Check-in for wristbands at group sales table between when doors open and before halftime starts.

Get your ticket NOW at the 🔗 in our bio! If you have any questions, please DM us! See you there! 💜💛

We invite you to join our free VIRTUAL Spanish Pediatric Education Program: Navigating Long-Term Health After Childhood & Adolescent Blood Cancer on Tuesday, August 27!

Please encourage your families to join our virtual discussion that will cover topics designed to:
⭐ Inform families about long-term decisions following a cancer diagnosis.
⭐ Share the importance of having open communication about expectations, foster support, and bonding during cancer.
⭐ Explain to families how to manage their health concerns after cancer treatments.

We will also have two very special guests, a mother and a blood cancer survivor, join us to share their experiences!

We send our support to all children and families facing . You are not alone ❤ We hope you can join us in this FREE virtual educational program! Register here ➡ na.eventscloud.com/PedsWest2024

This , we are shouting out the dedication, passion, and selflessness of our interns in the SoCal-Hawaii Region! ⭐️

“I am a graduate student working on my Master of Public Health at SDSU with a concentration in Epidemiology and Biostatistics. I began interning with LLS due to my interest in health education and the organization’s mission to increase health literacy and raise awareness of blood cancers and available resources for patients. My favorite part of LLS has been the amazing people I have been able to meet and work with!” - Emily

Join us in celebrating Emily, who is helping us make an impact in the community.

This , we are shouting out the dedication, passion, and selflessness of our interns in the SoCal-Hawaii Region ⭐️

“I’m a Patient and Community Outreach Intern for LLS. I’m a fourth-year Public Health major at San Diego State University, with the goal of becoming an oncologist one day. Growing up in a tight-knit community in Kaua’i, Hawai’i taught me the importance of community support. Having a personal connection to the impact of blood cancers, the opportunity that LLS has given me to make a tangible difference in the lives of patients and their loved ones in both my hometown and my now second home of San Diego is invaluable to me. My favorite part of interning with LLS so far has been working alongside very supportive and passionate individuals on projects to raise awareness of blood cancers.” - Yuna

Join us in celebrating Yuna, who is helping us make an impact in the community.

Exciting breakthrough! 📣 The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a new targeted immunotherapy for adults with relapsed or refractory follicular lymphoma. This breakthrough offers new hope for these patients as this blood cancer becomes harder to treat with each relapse. Learn more about this promising treatment and LLS's ongoing efforts to advance lymphoma research 👉 https://bit.ly/3LTQqfH

Meet the incredible 2024 Visionaries of the Year National Winners who are helping to make our vision for a world without blood cancer come true! 👇❤️🌐🌟

🥇 National Visionary of the Year: Ashley Snider! As an acute myeloid leukemia survivor herself, Snider's steadfast determination was personal. This May, she celebrated five years post-transplant with no relapses.

🥈 National Runner-Up: Claire Warren! Claire was motivated to fundraise in honor of her friend‘s daughter, who was diagnosed with leukemia at just three years old.

🎉 National All Star Visionary of the Year: Bill Rawlings! Bill fundraised in honor of founder of Atlanta Fine Homes and International Realty, Jenny, who is currently battling cancer and his father-in-law, Terry, who has been battling CLL for over a decade.

⭐ National All Star Runner-Up: Brian Leigh! Brian is a Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) survivor, he's currently in his 16th year of remission.

🥳 First-Ever National Team Member of the Year: Joe Cupoli! New this year, LLS named Joe Cupoli National “Team Member of the Year” for his extraordinary impact. Having run as a candidate in 2019, and again as an All Star in 2021, this year, Joe decided to support his partner Kat in her campaign.

These individuals are truly making a difference for blood cancer patients and their families – we’re so grateful. ✨ Learn more about each candidate and their efforts 👉 https://bit.ly/3Sg6Faq

Are you the next Student Visionary of the Year?

High School Students - are you ready to embark on an exciting 7-week fundraising journey with a united goal - to create a world without blood cancers, all while striving to earn The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s coveted Student Visionaries of the Year title? If so, we want to hear from you!

DM us for more info!

Student Visionaries of the Year: Creating a World Without Blood Cancers Visionaries look to the future—and see infinite possibility. They challenge the status quo—and make the impossible possible. They boldly imagine a better wor...

"Discovering I had blood cancer brought a whirlwind of emotions—fear, curiosity about my future, and a belated clarity regarding months of fatigue and breathlessness misattributed to asthma. Seeing lymphoma on my chest X-ray was a relief and anxiety-inducing all at once.

I want other families to understand that they are not alone. They need not feel isolated or helpless, as there are numerous online and local communities, they can join to connect with others facing similar struggles. By uniting and supporting each other, we can make a profound difference in the lives of those affected by blood cancer.

I am pursuing a career in physical medicine and rehabilitation with dreams of helping others who undergo life-changing injuries or illnesses live life to the fullest, regardless of what limitations their conditions may have imposed upon them!”

Since primary mediastinal B-cell lymphoma became a part of Luigi’s life, it has inspired him to help others. Share your unique experience and connect with our community here 👉 https://bit.ly/3y7EUK3

Big news for blood cancer patients! 🎉 The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a new treatment for earlier use in treating B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (B-ALL). This immunotherapy offers new hope for adults and children. We’re championing research that harnesses the immune system to treat blood cancer. Learn more 👉 https://bit.ly/3LdGld4

Did you know? 👇

❤️‍🩹 42% of cancer patients exhaust their entire life savings within two years of diagnosis.

❤️‍🩹 1 in 4 cancer patients delay, forgo, or dangerously alter treatment due to cost.

We're dedicated to not only developing life-saving therapies but also ensuring equitable access for all.

Read about our work to tackle healthcare inequities and how we’re providing crucial support to blood cancer patients in need 🔎👉 https://bit.ly/3LgL3Xx

Improving Blood Cancer Survival Takes More than New Drug Discovery | Leukemia and Lymphoma Society In my years as a practicing hematologist-oncologist and now as chief medical officer of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society financial assistance LLS Lobby Day in Washington DC-- With the costs of cutting-edge cancer therapies skyrocketing, forty-two percent...

Let’s give a round of a applause for our 2024 Equity in Access Research Program Grantees! 👏👏👏 We have awarded nearly $6.5 million to uncover and address social, economic, and environmental barriers to blood cancer treatment and care. These efforts aim to inform changes in healthcare policy and practice that may lead to better health outcomes.

🔬 Carma Bylund, PhD & Stephanie Staras, PhD, MPH, University of Florida
🔬 Raymond Mailhot, MD, MPH & Erin Mobley, PhD, MPH, University of Florida
🔬 Shazia Nakhoda, MD, Linda Fleisher, PhD, MPH & Zachary Frosch, MD, MS, Fox Chase Cancer Center
🔬 Anushree Vichare, PhD, MBBS, Clese Erikson, M.P.Aff & Qian “Eric” Luo, PhD, The George Washington University

Support for the LLS Equity in Access Research Program is provided by: Royalty Pharma and AstraZeneca.

Find all the details on our grantees and their ground-breaking work 👉 https://bit.ly/4cV9cPe

Calling all VOLUNTEERS! 📣 LLS' Patti Robinson Kaufmann First Connection Program is one of our FREE support resources for patients and their family members to be matched with peer volunteers based on diagnosis, age, gender, and other factors that might create a mutual understanding and ease of communication.

Are you ready to be an important part of someone's cancer journey? Join our team as a peer support volunteer! ⭐ We are looking for patients/survivors or caregivers who are at least one year post diagnosis, 18 years old and over, and willing to commit for 1 year.

Fill out the Volunteer Application here: https://www.llsform.org/0999FS18/form40/index.html

If you would like to get connected to our free support resources, please DM us! ❤

That’s a WRAP! ❤️ A special thank you to Subaru of America, Inc. and its retailers for supporting blood cancer patients and families with warmth and hope this June during . 🙌 Together, we distributed countless blankets, care kits, resources, and messages of hope. Subaru matched your generous donations, doubling the impact for blood cancer patients and families.

Parenting a child who has is an experience that changes you forever. And losing that child causes a deep pain that few understand.

At 3, Phil endured treatment variations for his leukemia until all reasonable options were exhausted. And after almost 4 years of this, he passed away.

“Being Phil's mother is a gift I am eternally grateful for. Some days, I still struggle with the reality that we will never understand why this happened.” -Katie, Phil’s mom

No one should have to endure the heartbreak of losing a child to blood cancer. 💔 On , we honor those who have suffered this incredible loss, like Katie, and remember the lives of their babies.

Katie takes “Phil time” to remember her sweet boy and shares his story as an LLS Dare to Dream Ambassador, hoping to continue the efforts to transform treatment and care for all kids with blood cancer. Read Phil and Katie’s story here 👉 https://bit.ly/3XQvNYY

Blood cancer breakthrough! ⭐ The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a new treatment for certain patients with low- to intermediate-risk myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS), reducing the need for frequent blood transfusions. This innovative treatment preserves a better quality of life for those living with MDS-related anemia. Learn more about this life-changing development 👉 https://bit.ly/3W8PWHh

What’s a question you wish people would ask you about living with blood cancer?

Together with Subaru, we have reached more than 8,000 patients nationwide, and after this year, will have distributed over 230,000 blankets representing HOPE, LOVE, and WARMTH to patients! 💙

This , we visited hospitals and oncology clinics across the SoCal region delivering blankets and patient care kits to cancer patients that go through chemotherapy. Nurses and social workers share how much their patients love these blankets!

Thank you to our local Subaru dealerships that partner with us and to all the hospital systems, CHOC, City of Hope - Upland, David & Donna Long Cancer Center - Sharp Grossmont Hospital, Desert Regional Medical Center, Hoag Family Cancer Center, Kaiser Permanente - Irvine, Loma Linda Cancer Center, Loma Linda University Medical Center - Murrieta, Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital, San Diego’s Ronald McDonald House, Scripps Green Hospital, Scripps Mercy Hospital Chula Vista Well-Being Center, and UCI Chao Family Comprehensive Center.

When you hear - “you have cancer” - life changes. survivors summed up their lives as survivors in just six words. What are your six words? __ __ __ __ __ __​

At every stage of your survivorship experience, we’ve got resources and information to help 👉 https://bit.ly/4eB62ln

Meet our Student Visionaries of the Year! 📣🎉🙌 We’re blown away by these young leaders raising awareness and funds for LLS! 💪✨

🌟 National Student Visionaries of the Year: Team Hope for a Cure (Los Angeles, CA)
👏 Members: Lia Bhatia & Hailey Miller
📈 Impact: $649,124

🌟 National Runner-Up: Team CPA, Secure the Cure (Nashville, TN)
👏 Members: Sophia Crockett & Emma Weaver
📈 Impact: $646,537

🌟 National Team Member of the Year
👏 Andrew Lim, Team Banking for a Cure (Houston, TX)
📈 Impact: $114,553

Congratulations and THANK YOU to our winning teams! You’re paving the way to a brighter future! 🌍❤️ Learn more about our Student Visionary winners 👉 https://bit.ly/3XGox1q