Christmas Wonderland for Children with Cancer
Photo Courtesy of: Stephanie Avila
Jade Madrigal, 9, from Riverside is joined by her family at the CCFSC Christmas Celebration. She was diagnosed with leukemia at age 3.
Photo Courtesy of: Stephanie Avila
Rafael Diaz, 9, from Rialto is excited to take home his new bike. His younger brother, Joaquin (not pictured), who is 7 years old was diagnosed with leukemia in 2009.
Photo Courtesy of: Stephanie Avila
Amina Ihmud, 5, from Ontario exits the Santa Stage with her gift. She was diagnosed with leukemia this year.
Photo Courtesy of: Stephanie Avila
Marleny Bailon, 11, from Perris picks up her new bike to take home and enjoy. Marleny was diagnosed with leukemia in 2012.
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