Bald Beauties Project Donates $150,000 for New Teen Room at Diamond Children’s By Valerie Vinyard Michael and Maya Luria wanted to create something in memory of their daughter, Kelsey. Kelsey was an 18-year-old Catalina Foothills High School student who died April 18, 2015, after a 5½ month battle with acute...

Music video from the 2015 “I Think I Can” gala event. Features patients, doctors, nurses, medical staff, researchers from the UA Steele Children’s Research Center and Banner Children’s at Diamond Children’s Medical Center.

(via Tucson.com) Wearing a pink and white dress and matching headband on her newly bald head, 9-year-old Patricia Navarro holds her head high and smiles. As photographer Natalie Lindberg’s camera clicks, Patricia goes through a series of poses, finishing in a yellow and purple garden surrounded by butterflies. The Tucson...

(via BizTucson.com) She traveled the world, exploring New York City, San Francisco, Australia, Israel and Poland – where she took part in the March of the Living, journeying from Auschwitz to Birkenau in a silent tribute to Holocaust victims. She organized fundraisers as a young girl, and spent much of...

(Via Tucson.com) After she was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia, one of the first of Kelsey Taylor Luria’s many sorrows was losing her long, thick hair. First it was blond strands on her pillow, then clumps. The 17-year-old Catalina Foothills High School senior was encouraged to take control by shaving...