Gail Campbell Woolley Leaves A Soaring Legacy
January 25, 2018
The late journalist’s memoir addresses the importance of life and sickle cell awareness
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Sickle Cell Awareness
NNPA 2017 National Leadership Awards – Red Carpet Video Recap
October 14, 2017
Actress Dawnn Lewis at the Taste Of Soul
October 19, 2015
Helping Sickle One Cell At A Time:The Misty Melony Sickle Cell Disease Foundation aims to make life better for sickle cell patients.
September 9, 2015
Sabriya’s Castle of Fun Foundation’s (SCFF) blood drive was created due to the need of blood for life-threatening diseases and conditions. It’s for this reason that SCFF is asking everyone to come out and donate blood on September 19, from 10-3 pm in honor of Sickle Cell Disease Month at the Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper. Misty Williams Marshall started the Misty Melony Sickle Cell Disease Foundation (MMSDF), a non-profit, to help those suffering with sickle cell. She knows from personal experience how painful and difficult life with sickle cell can be.