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Inspired: Together #forStJude Livestream June 18th

  • Jun 12, 2020
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Source: St Jude / St. Jude

In commemoration of World Sickle Cell Awareness Day, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® is bringing together celebrity friends, partners and supporters to inspire through music, comedy and conversations.

This two hour live-stream event on Thursday, June 18th (6-8 PM ET) is dedicated to sharing stories of triumph from those battling Sickle Cell disease wrapped in a soundtrack of inspirational hits and classics.

Gospel and RB talent will share their musical gifts, while partners and well-known supporters help to uplift and inspire viewers throughout the country during these uncertain times of civil unrest.

Join us on our Facebook Page Thursday, June 18th (6-8 PM EDT)  to watch the stream.

Show up for our Together #forStJude Livestream June 18th 

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