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Nonprofit gives 10,000 toys to Banner Children s at Desert in Mesa

Two large box trucks full of stuffed animals, dolls, books, puzzles and board games were dropped off at the hospital s pediatric intensive care unit.

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Grant Cardone and the American Academy of Hospitality Sciences to Give Away More Than $200,000 in Toys to Charity on Thursday, December 16th at 3 p m

Grant Cardone and the American Academy of Hospitality Sciences to Give Away More Than $200,000 in Toys to Charity on Thursday, December 16th at 3 p m
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Grant Cardone and the American Academy of Hospitality

The massive toy drive is in conjunction with the grand opening of the new Grant Cardone Ventures Headquarters in Scottsdale.

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Chandler boy getting ready for risky clinical trial as he battles rare cancer for a 3rd time

Luke Ozga's cancer battle began in 2019, and he is currently battling cancer for the third time. Family members hope a risky clinical trial in Texas could rid him of the disease.

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Valley 9-year-old battles cancer for third time

Nine-year-old Luke Ozga is now battling a rare form of cancer for the third time in two years.

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