Tim Harrison, Phoenix Children’s Foundation vice president of corporate sponsorships and special events, recently accepted a check for $103,000 from Children’s Cancer Network co-founder …
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Tim Harrison, Phoenix Children’s Foundation vice president of corporate sponsorships and special events, recently accepted a check for $103,000 from Children’s Cancer Network co-founder and executive director Patti Luttrell.
The Children’s Cancer Network is based in Chandler.
Luttrell was accompanied by her CCN team, Ben Gokee, program specialist; Chisa Hauber, event specialist, and Cheryl Trone, program specialist.
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