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On May 31, Jessica JuneChildren’s CancerFoundation (JJCCF)

held “STAR Date.” The daystarted at 2 p.m. at BrowardGeneral Medical Center withphotographs taken with thepediatric oncology team beforedeparting on a stretch Hummerlimousine to hot spots in FortLauderdale. Stops included theMuseum of Discovery &Science, Blue Martini for a“Kiddie Cocktail Party,”Dillard’s for a shopping spree,Neiman Marcus, Godiva forsweet treats and concluded withdinner and a show at theMai-Kai restaurant.

“The ‘Star Date’ was a

magical day we will alwaysremember,” said Sandra Muvdi,president and founder ofJJCCF. “All participatingchildren and family membershave received JJCCF’semergency financial assistanceand are still undergoing cancertreatment, but they were allsmiles during the special day.Projects like this offer ourchildren a respite from battlinga life-threatening illness andgive them a chance to enjoy afun time with their fellowpatients, families and siblings.”

Dillard’s surprised four of thecancer heroes with a shoppingspree, where each child pickedan outfit of their choice. Cara

Dennis (a 4-year-old fightingneuroblastoma at Chris EvertChildren’s Hospital) picked outher future white wedding dress.Lourain Cahaw-McNabb (a7-year-old fighting leukemia atChris Evert Children’s Hospital)picked out her bridesmaiddress. Elijah Barrios (an11-year-old fighting bone andeye cancer at JacksonMemorial) picked out a preppypair of jeans with a Polo shirt;and Angel Nazario (a3-year-old fighting brain cancerat Joe DiMaggio Children’sHospital) was the first tocomplete his spree with shortsand a T-shirt in his favoritecolor, brown.

“I liked going to Dillard’s themost! I can’t wait to show mytwo older sisters my newwedding dress,” said Dennis.

The children were treated tofront row seats at Mai-Kai for adinner and show. After theshow, the kids were invited togo on stage to practice newdance steps with the performersas the audience clapped. At 11p.m., the STARS returned toBroward General MedicalCenter. There were 17 “STARDate” participants, who quicklybecame a big family whilejoking and dancing throughoutthe respite day. The fun daterepresented a wonderful escapefrom the day-to-day task of

fighting a life-threateningillness.

“My favorite was themuseum bubbles and the firedancers at the Mai-Kai,” saidBarrios.

The “STAR” date wasintroduced as a spinoff to apromise made to the childrenwho were recognized at the past“STAR” event in March.JJCCF’s second annual “STAR”event was held to recognizethose who contributed to theorganization during 2010.

“The whole day was wow.Seeing all the children enjoyingthemselves and bonding wasmy favorite part,” said CraigDennis, Cara’s dad.

Founded in 2004 by Muvdi,JJCCF’s mission is to provideemergency financial assistancefor children fighting cancer toensure access to basic humannecessities during their struggle.Muvdi founded theorganization as a tribute to heronly child, Jessica June EilerMuvdi, who lost her battle withleukemia in 2003. TheFoundation operates out ofBroward General MedicalCenter in Fort Lauderdale andserves the patients of all sevenhospitals treating pediatriconcology in the South Floridatri-county area.

For more information aboutthe JJCCF, visit www.JJCCF.org.■

Cover Story Photos by Kara Starzyk

JJCCF ‘STAR Date’Child cancer patients treated to shopping spree, kiddie cocktails, Mai-Kai show and more

Elijah Barrios, 11, with his mother Lillian Barrios walk into BlueMartini Fort Lauderdale for kiddie cocktails.

Angel Nazario, 4, who is fighting brain cancer, holds a teddy bearprovided by the Museum of Discovery & Science.

Lourain Cahaw-McNabb, 7, leads Claritza Claudio into Blue MartiniFort Lauderdale.

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on the scene:8 Youngsters jam to benefi t Make-A-Wish

12 Venetian Arts Society and Young Professionals of the Pompano Beach Chamber to host ‘Jamaican Spirits’

benefi ting Food For The Poor 14 ‘Meatballs & Martinis’ to benefi t Forever Family

15 The Women’s Club of Coconut Creek awards $7,300 in scholarships

20 Girlfriend’s Club holds brunch for the Dorothy Mangurian Comprehensive Women’s Center

scenario 1:23 Sun Sentinel Children’s Fund’s annual

‘Education Matters’ campaign

scenario 2:25 Deliver the Dream to host fi rst

‘Fishing for the Dream’ tournament and barbecue

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to a day of shopping, mocktails and Mai-Kai dinner and show

on the cover:Cover photo: Craig Dennis Sr., with his children Cara Dennis and Craig

Dennis Jr. Scenario 1 photo: Cindy Arenberg

Seltzer, left, and Kim JaegerScenario 2 photo: Barrie Peterson,

left, and Kyle Meyer(photos by Kara Starzyk)

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*In the June 15 cover story featuring a Juneteenth Festival, Project Witness was incorrectly identifi ed as an organization associated with Holocaust education. Project Witness should have been identifi ed as a “nonprofi t organization in service to share life affi rming work through art, cultural exploration,

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Lourain Cahaw-McNabb and friends enjoy kiddie cocktails at Blue Martini Fort Lauderdale.Museum of Discovery & Science Manager of Special Events EthelLipoff gives a teddy bear to Cara Dennis, 4.

Claritza Claudio, left, and Broward General Medical Center Drs. Rudolph Roskos and Hector Rodriguezhelp Cara Dennis, Lourain Cahaw-McNabb, Angel Nazario, and Elijah Barrios, into a Hummer limo.

Angel Nazario, left, Sandra Muvdi, Cara Dennis, Lourain Cahaw-McNabb, and Elijah Barrios, with Drs.Rudolph Roskos and Hector Rodriguez. "This is the first year JJCCF is doing STAR Date. The mission ofthe date is to bring big smiles to these children and their families. Most of the families that we assist haveone or both parents who have lost jobs, qualifying the family for Medicaid. The foundation helps thefamilies with everyday needs such as utility bills, medical expenses, car payments, and groceries. Lastyear, JJCCF helped 84 children and their families," said Muvdi.

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