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Orlando Lights Up Fight Against Blood Cancers

Orlando residents are invited to Light the Night, a community event to celebrate, honor and remember those affected by blood cancers. The event serves as a fundraiser for research and patient support services.

10/11/2026 · Orlando edition

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Orlando residents can join the fight against blood cancers at the upcoming Light the Night event. This community gathering aims to celebrate, honor and remember individuals affected by these diseases.

The event is a crucial fundraiser. All proceeds support global blood cancer research. Funds also provide free information and support services for patients and their families. They also advocate for access to quality, affordable and coordinated care.

Light the Night demonstrates community solidarity. Participants can make a tangible difference in the lives of those battling blood cancers. They can also contribute to advancements in treatment and patient support.

The specific date, time and location for the Orlando Light the Night event will be announced soon. Interested residents should stay tuned for upcoming announcements.

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