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Celebrating Tyler Reid’s End of Chemotherapy
Published: January 30th, 2019
Congrats to Tyler on finishing Chemotherapy! Check out his End of Chemo Bio, written by our own Emily Sullivan, below: “If you start something, you might as well finish it.” […]
Ending Chemotherapy with Mason Stajduhar: Something to Believe In
Published: June 26th, 2018
Congrats to Mason on finishing Chemotherapy! Check out his End of Chemo Bio, written by our own Emily Sullivan, below:
Streetlight Sickle Cell September 2017
Published: September 13th, 2017
September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month! Follow us on Facebook for updates on weekly Sickle Cell events!
Streetlight Thinkback 2016
Published: December 14th, 2016
As we round out 2016, we come together and reflect on ten years of Streetlight support at UF Health. Streetlight began as a gathering of seventeen high school and college […]
A Year in Streetlight: Our 2015 Think Back Video
Published: January 6th, 2016
Dear Friends of Streetlight, As we near the end of 2015, all of us in Streetlight give thanks for all of the people who have inspired us. I invite you […]
“The Most Powerful Medicine”: Streetlight featured on Gainesville TV-20!
Published: January 6th, 2016
Click on the image below to check out Gainesville TV-20’s Spotlight on Streetlight!
Streetlight featured on WCJB TV-20 for painting the 34th Street Wall for Sickle Cell Awareness Month!
Published: September 15th, 2015
We had a great turnout on Saturday, September 12th as members of our Sickle Cell Team picked up their brushes with the goal of spreading Sickle Cell Awareness in the […]
Streetlight Throws Vanessa’s Broadway-Themed Birthday Party
Published: September 15th, 2015
The party of the summer unfolded as Streetlight assembled their best Broadway Musical-themed costumes and came out to the birthday of our friend, Vanessa. Highlights include: Classic Broadway Musical re-interpretations (both […]
Streetlight on Reddit
Published: August 5th, 2015
A comment posted on Emily Sullivan’s Reddit AMA… “…I had my first bowel resection for Crohn’s disease in my late teens. Not anything comparable to the people you help, but it did […]
