Here's To You: Giselle Morales

Giselle Morales volunteered at Children’s Health when was in high school. She's given more than 700 hours of volunteer service in 12 years. Here’s To You, Giselle!

Here's to You: Pink Soles in Motion

The nonprofit Pink Soles in Motion has been helping breast cancer survivors since 2006. Each walker must raise $2,300 each year through a variety of fundraisers. As a whole, the group has raised more than $235,000 this year.

Here's to You: Yvonne Crum

This month marks 12 years as a breast cancer survivor for Yvonne Crum. Crum urges women to do their monthly breast self-exam every month without fail.

Here's To You: Beverly Lloyd

Beverly Lloyd is filled with hope and determination. Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2019, she was looking forward to a full recovery. But in 2022, she was diagnosed with cancer in her other breast. She's in session 37 and says each step gets her closer to recovery!

Here's To You: Diane Munk

Diane Munk was diagnosed with invasive breast cancer in October 2023. She rang the bell after her last chemotherapy treatment.

Here's To You: Jeff Nicklas

Jeff Nicklas has volunteered at Children’s since 2018. As a patient pal, he's given 650+ hours with patients who are alone or have a caregiver who needs a break. His two daughters work at the hospital in marketing and as a nurse/patient educator.

Here's To You: Ariya Daniels

Ariya Daniels is a peanut butter warrior for the North Texas Food Bank. She made videos with the help of her sisters asking people to help the food bank with its peanut butter drive for kids. Instead of birthday gifts, the 12 year-old asked for donations. Ariya exceeded her goal, raising $10,150!

Here's To You: Chloe Brown

Chloe Brown was 18 months old when she was diagnosed with leukemia. Now, the high school senior is joined by her family in Orange Out. They make gifts of fun and comfort for young cancer patients.