childhood cancer
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BYU public relations students raise awareness for childhood cancer
From left: BYU public relations students Kevin Twitchell, Katie Gantt, Madison Taylor, Lauren Thomas and Elsie Powley hold a sign that reads, '#EveryKidCounts' as part of their campaign to raise awareness for childhood cancer. (Elsie Powley)
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Bringing Christmas to town: BYU men's basketball gives to kids with cancer
Mark Austin and his family pose with the BYU men’s basketball team in 2011. Austin’s daughter, Emily — in the yellow hat — was first diagnosed with leukemia in 1998 at age five and later died in 2012. The Austins attended the Mac’s Gift event every year with Emily. (Mark Austin)
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"PS I Adore You" a daily deals site helps kids with cancer
Chelsea Carver, Ashley Christensen and Whitney Holland founded PS I Adore You in November 2012. They wanted to bring awareness to childhood cancer and help families suffering from it. Photo courtesy of PS I Adore You.
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