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With a recent $50,000 grant by Chase Community Giving and an unshakable anthem from popular artist, Taylor Swift, it seems The Ronan Thompson Foundation is building massive momentum for childhood cancer awareness. On September 29, in honor of the ribbon color of childhood cancer, The Ronan Thompson Foundation will showcase their inaugural Gold Party at the W Scottsdale, hosted by actress, Charisma Carpenter.

AFM chatted with Charisma Carpenter about her connection with The Ronan Thompson Foundation and what it means to host the Gold Party on behalf of the Thompson family.

From a 25-year-old student to a long-time breast cancer activist, four valiant Valley breast cancer survivors share their stories of strength and struggles as well as their hopes for the future.

“Life is short and we have to embrace everything about life, whether it is
a positive or negative, because you don’t know what will come from it.”