A team of angels uplifts triple-negative breast cancer survivor
Spring 2015 : Fun in the Sun/PGA TOUR Wives Association hosts outing for pediatric patients
Fun in the Sun/PGA TOUR Wives Association
Pediatric patients and families enjoy outing
Gabriella Billington makes a lei for herself and one for each of her new friends at the Fun in the Sun event.
It's official: MD Anderson is the cancer center of the PGA TOUR. The partnership, announced at the Shell Houston Open at the Golf Club of Houston, will expand efforts in reducing skin cancer among golf fans and players. To celebrate, the PGA TOUR Wives Association and MD Anderson hosted an activity for pediatric patients and their families. Fun in the Sun, at MD Anderson's shaded pavilion on the 18th green, featured beach party games, face painting, crafts and a healthful lunch.
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