Talia's Legacy Children's Cancer Foundation

Saturday - September 12 @ Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children Talia's Dream Talia loved animals and it was her dream to have a pet walk. Our furry friends give us so much love and support. Bella, Talia's doggie was right there by her side to comfort her while she went through cancer treatments. Mark your calendar for Talia JOY'S Pet Walk on September 12th.  We hope to see you there. Want to be a walker? Click here to Register Online  Want to be a sponsor or vendor? Download Sponsor / Vendor Registration Form here: TALIA JOYS PET WALK ORDER FORM BACK 2015 (return via...

We wanted to share this news that our dear friend Brooke has gone to heaven. Brooke had Neuroblastoma like Talia and she battled it for many years. Brooke was so sweet and had a big heart. She made beautiful headbands with flowers and feathers on them and gave them to the children that were battling cancer. She sent some to Talia many years ago and we will always cherish them.  She was another little angel here on earth raising money and awareness to find a CURE for childhood cancer.   Please keep her family in your prayers. God bless. Love...

Today was a special GLAM WARS  LeaCakesMUA  gave the girls a little extra TLC.  She shared special make up tips with Lazhane she once shared with Talia. 1. When putting on mascara, eyeliner or eyeshadow, always hold a mirror down below your nose. This will help keep your eyelids tight but open so you can see what you're doing and everything will come out nice and smooth. 2. If you have hidden cheek bones and you want to wear blush, make a kissie face in the mirror to find the apples of your cheeks. Apply the blush lightly and on...

March 17th, 2015 We joined Arnie's March for the  Arnold Palmer Hospital for Childen.  We marched for the children and their families that are facing the hardships childhood cancer brings.  We were surprised to see how many more people came out to support Talia's Legacy along with so many more teams marching for a CURE.  As we plan and prepare for each year to come we are hopeful that funding and awareness will continue to grow.  We have our sights set on a CURE.