Childhood cancer survivor gives back

Avatar photoDenise Parrish1 min readSeptember 15, 2015
Hunter Piper, right, enjoys a Blizzard at DQ on Miracle Treat Day in 2010.
Hunter Piper, right, enjoys a Blizzard at DQ on Miracle Treat Day in 2010.

Hunter Piper was told he had just two weeks to live when he was in second grade.

This Saturday, the 17-year-old high school senior is collecting donations of games, crafts, movies, toys and other items for the Children’s Hospital of Georgia, where he received his cancer treatments.

Watch the full story on wfxg.com.

 

 

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Denise Parrish is Director of Communications for Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement at Augusta University. Contact her to schedule an interview on this topic at 706-721-9760 or mparrish@augusta.edu.

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