Bringing joy to child cancer patients, one jar at a time
The Jessie Rees Foundation, an Irvine-based nonprofit, has distributed more than 450,000 Joy Jars.
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Retired CIA officers work with Jessie Rees Foundation to raise money for children battling cancer
As spy thrillers go, the plot may sound familiar: A retired U.S. intelligence officer works quietly to move high-value items out of a war zone. A top Ukrainian general personally signs the contents and ensures they're driven safely away from the front lines of his country's raging battle with Russia.
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'Never ever give up': Virginia 12-year-old spreads joy to cancer patients, one stuffed jar at a time
A 12-year-old boy from Northern Virginia is filling “JoyJars" for children with cancer in an effort to honor his late mother.
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Virginia 12-year-old is helping kids with cancer after losing his own mom to the disease
Young Jerron Hoffman of Virginia is helping kids with cancer by holding a "Joy Jar" event in October — in honor of his mom, who died of cancer, and inspired by Jessie Rees, a cancer victim as well.
Source: foxnews.com