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Happy Thanksgiving from CURE Childhood Cancer
Dear CURE friends and family, Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on things for which we are thankful. With the continued outpouring of support from you as members of the CURE community, we have so much… more →
CURE Childhood Cancer
Happy Thanksgiving from CURE Childhood Cancer
April Voris wrote 3 days ago: Dear CURE friends and family, Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on things for which we are thankful. … more →
The Power of a Month
April Voris wrote 1 month ago: As we observed Childhood Cancer Awareness Month throughout the month of September, we were inspired … more →
CURE Annual Report
April Voris wrote 1 month ago: CURE Childhood Cancer is pleased to present CURE Childhood Cancer’s 2008-2009 Annual Report. We are … more →
Charity Navigator Gives CURE Childhood Cancer a 4 Star Rating
April Voris wrote 1 month ago: CURE Childhood Cancer is proud to announce that we have received Charity Navigator’s coveted 4 … more →
2008 - 2009 A Year in Review
April Voris wrote 4 months ago: Last week, CURE Childhood Cancer’s 2008-2009 fiscal year came to a close, and what a year it was! Wh … more →
Dr. Ann Mertens, a CURE funded researcher at the Aflac Cancer Center, is named an Atlanta Health-Care Hero and Honored with a Revered Award
April Voris wrote 5 months ago: Each year, the Atlanta Business Chronicle formally recognizes exceptional accomplishments in health … more →
Kids With Cancer No Laughing Matter for Comedian Jeff Foxworthy
April Voris wrote 5 months ago: Atlanta native and Award-winning funny man Jeff Foxworthy may be the only one who can make us smile … more →
CURE's Promotes Meri Long to Director, Patient & Family Services
April Voris wrote 5 months ago: We are pleased to announce that Meri Long has been promoted to Director, Patient & Family Servic … more →
CURE Childhood Cancer Event Photos Posted
April Voris wrote 6 months ago: Coming off two big annual events benefiting CURE Childhood Cancer, Care Affair and Lauren’s Ru … more →
CURE Featured in The Non-Profit Times
April Voris wrote 6 months ago: CURE Childhood Cancer was featured in an article Social Butterflies Can Raise Money the April 2009 i … more →
CURE Childhood Cancer Board of Directors Spotlight: Tammy Hunter
April Voris wrote 6 months ago: CURE Childhood Cancer is proud to introduce you to our newest addition to the CURE Board of Director … more →
Jeff Foxworthy Supports CURE Childhood Cancer
April Voris wrote 6 months ago: Comedian and Georgia-native Jeff Foxworthy teamed up with CURE Childhood Cancer for a new Public Ser … more →
CURE Welcomes Jann Jones, Development and Operations Assistant
April Voris wrote 6 months ago: Jann Jones joined CURE Childhood Cancer in April 2009 as Development and Operations Assistant. Jann … more →
Behind the scenes - Jeff Foxworthy video shoot for CURE Childhood Cancer
April Voris wrote 7 months ago: Best known for his “You might be a Redneck” jokes and the current host of the ever so po … more →
Pitching Great Tom Glavine Honored for Dedication to Advancing Childhood Cancer Research and Service to CURE Childhood Cancer
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April Voris wrote 7 months ago: Each year for the past 34 years, NBC 11Alive has honored 11 outstanding local volunteers who have d … more →
Join the CURE Childhood Cancer group on Linkedin
April Voris wrote 8 months ago: Are you on Linkedin? We would love for you to join the CURE Childhood Cancer group on Linkedin! We … more →
Recent Press: Atlanta Cancer Examiner: Atlanta CURE works to end childhood cancer
April Voris wrote 8 months ago: Read this story about CURE on www.examiner.com. Atlanta CURE works to end childhood cancer by Carol … more →
CURE's Kristin Connor featured in Atlanta INtown
April Voris wrote 9 months ago: In the latest issue of Atlanta INtown, CURE Childhood Cancer’s Executive Director, Kristin Con … more →
Recent Press: Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Dance so that children with cancer can survive
April Voris wrote 9 months ago: Read today’s Atlanta Journal-Constitution story “Dance so that children with cancer can … more →
