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Santa Rosa County proclaims Childhood Cancer Awareness Month; Rally Foundation thanks commissioners
Summary
The commission adopted a proclamation recognizing Sept. 26 as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month; Rally Foundation development associate Bryce Hines described the group's research funding and family support programs.
The Santa Rosa County Commission passed a proclamation recognizing Sept. 26 as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and encouraged community participation in awareness and fundraising efforts. Commissioner Raul read the proclamation on behalf of the board and noted Chairman Colton Wright signed the document.
Bryce Hines, development associate with Rally Foundation, told the board the organization funds childhood cancer research, runs a family emergency fund to help with housing and travel, and operates a meal program for families at the children’s hospital. "We are the number 1 childhood cancer charity in the world, funding research here in The US and internationally," Hines said, and thanked the board for the recognition.
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