12 Making a Difference: Alexa Moore
The Moore family rallied their resources to support the search for a cure with St. Baldrick's Foundation. The volunteer-powered charity funds promising childhood cancer research grants.
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When Alexa Moore was 3 years old she was diagnosed with a
rare kidney cancer.
The Moore family rallied their resources to support the
search for a cure with St. Baldrick's Foundation. The volunteer-powered charity
funds promising childhood cancer research grants.
The St. Baldrick's Foundation chooses five ambassadors to
represent the thousands of children whose lives have been impacted by childhood
cancer, this year they chose Alexa.
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