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Bye Bye Kids Cancer Talent Show

Sunday, April 30 - Monday, May 01, 2017 | 12:00 pm - 1:45 pm

hosted by Aeshaan and Garima AgarwalPark Valencia Santana Row 3055 Olin Ave, #1035, San Jose, CA

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Join Aeshaan and family for an afternoon of music and magic at the second Bye Bye Children’s Cancer Talent Show. 

“I am raising funds for Lucile Packard Children's Hospital by donating all my birthday gifts to help children with cancer.”  says Aeshaan, age 7. “I was able to raise $325.66 so far. My goal is to beat our record from last time when I was able to raise over $2000 dollars when me and my friends came together to play guitar, piano, singing, dancing and many more fun activities.”

We will donate 100 percent of the funds raised to pediatric cancer research at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford.

For more information or to join the talent show, visit my.supportlpch.org/byebyecancer or contact Garima at dejavu2207@gmail.com. 

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