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Al.com
While others were enjoying their long summer, four teenagers used their time off school during the peak of the coronavirus shut down in May to start a non-profit organization aimed at making cancer patients smile.
CBS 42
One group of high schoolers isn’t too worried about themselves. Instead, they’ve created a “Cool Cat Club” to make sure cancer patients aren’t missing out on life’s joys during the pandemic.
Bham Now
Local high school student honors his father’s legacy + creates organization to assist cancer patients
WVTM 13
A young Birmingham man has made assisting cancer patients his mission after losing his father to cancer in 2019. Inspired by his dad's fight, Peter Anella founded the "Cool Cat Club," a nonprofit organization aimed at making the fight against cancer a little easier by providing patients with apparel, snacks, and even help with hospital bills.
