Tolleson, Caylee Anna fundraiser nets $20k
Sen. Ross Tolleson
(R-Perry) hosted Kissing Childhood Cancer Goodbye on Monday to benefit the
Aflac Cancer Center at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. The event was a great
success; nearly doubling the initial
goal of $20,000.
“I want to thank our sponsors, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and all the
other parties responsible for making this event such a success,” said Sen.
Tolleson. “It was a night devoted to the Aflac Cancer Center, a center which
provides intimate care and assistance to our precious children while also
mingling with colleagues. The research, innovative treatment options, and
clinical care this center provides make me proud to lend a helping hand.”
The event was held at the 40 Watt Club in Athens and showcased singer Caylee
Anna as the headliner. Sen. Tolleson was joined by colleagues and
representatives of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta to present the check for
$20,000 to the Aflac Cancer Center.
Recognized as one of the leading pediatric cancer, hematology and Blood and
Marrow Transplantation programs in the country, the Aflac Cancer Center is
committed to providing children and young adults with a brighter future through
advanced medical treatment, family-centered care, a child-friendly environment
and innovative research.
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