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Abi Richardson spoke to mother and daughter team Lori and Charlotte Furie about their work with the LA charity Chords2Cure. Chords2Cure (https://www.chords2cure.org/about) is a student-centric organization dedicated to raising funds for groundbreaking Pediatric Cancer Research through a shared passion for music.
Proud mom Courteney Cox shares video of daughter Coco singing at charity benefit
Talent runs in this family! …, Courteney Cox (https://www.today.com/style/courteney-cox-reveals-what-led-her-use-fillers-why-she-t148946) shared a video of her and ex-husband David Arquette (https://www.today.com/parents/courteney-cox-david-arquette-reunite-family-photo-daughter-t136990) ‘s 14-year-old daughter, Coco, singing for a good cause — and showing off a great voice.
Meet this Chatsworth Applebee’s ‘local hero’ who’s raised hundreds of thousands for pediatric cancer
Three-time cancer survivor Jaxon Blumenthal and his family weren’t expecting special treatment on a recent Saturday night when they walked into Applebee’s of Chatsworth. But the Blumenthals quickly realized that a big, bright yellow table flanked by yellow balloons and a poster of Jaxon’s face was decorated just for them.
5th Annual Chords2Cure Concert raises money to fight pediatric cancer
A total of 25 talented local teens lent their voices and instruments in support of the 5th Annual Chords2Cure: Curing Pediatric Cancer One Chord at a Time benefit concert which took place Sunday, March 10 (2019) at the The Eli and Edythe Broad Stage at Santa Monica College Performing Arts Center.
Young artists fund pediatric cancer treatment breakthroughs with Chords2CureY CHORDS2CURE
Now a junior at Crossroads School for Arts & Sciences in Santa Monica, Jaxon sang his heart out on March 10 at The Broad Stage, surrounded by family and friends, his cancer in remission. The joyful occasion was the fifth annual Chords2Cure Benefit Concert, a youth-led philanthropic rock show to raise awareness and funding for the treatment of pediatric cancer.
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This article appeared in Cross Sections, the magazine for Crossroads School for Arts and Sciences.