Unravel Pediatric Cancer

Sep 3, 2015 | Posted by Annie Hearn | Family, Health |

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Thursday on DelmarvaLife, we learned about a program aimed at finding a cure for pediatric cancer. It’s called “Unravel Pediatric Cancer.” Tony and Libby Kranz founded “Unravel” after their six-year-old daughter, Jennifer, died of a brain tumor. Tony and Libby say few resources are available when it comes to funding the research needed to find a cure for pediatric cancer. That’s where this foundation helps. In just seven months, “Unravel” has raised $300,000 – money that will be used to search for a cure for pediatric cancer.

You can help with the “Unravel” campaign. The Kranz family says, “100% of the funds you raise will help Unravel Pediatric Cancer!”

About Annie Hearn

Annie has been with WBOC since March 2008. Prior to her time at the television station, Annie spent 4 ½ years at 1450 WILM Newsradio in New Castle, DE as a general assignment reporter, legislative correspondent, and morning co-anchor. She was also an Adjunct instructor at Wilmington University. Annie has a Bachelor's degree from University of Delaware. She majored in English with a concentration in Journalism. Annie won a national Edward R. Murrow award in 2006. Check out all stories by Annie.