The brothers and sisters of patients at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital were recently recognized for their important contributions to their families during the annual Sibling Star Day event. With a theme of “Game On,” the event was coordinated by the hospital’s Child Life Program and featured a day of games and fun for siblings ages 4 to 19.
Siblings kicked off the ceremonies with a red-carpet walk from the entrance of the Patient Care Center to the Danny Thomas/ALSAC Pavilion. Employees and volunteers lined the route, cheering and applauding the honorees. Inside the pavilion, siblings and their families enjoyed lunch and a recognition ceremony. Siblings received star-shaped trophies to honor their contributions as part of the patient care team.
In addition, participants enjoyed a variety of fun activities and played oversized board games.
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Employees and volunteers cheer as Jillian walks down the red carpet to participate in Sibling Star Day.
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Trenton proudly displays his sign.
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Syniah and Braden stroll down the red carpet.
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St. Jude President and Chief Executive Officer James R. Downing, MD, greets London.
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Amelia joins the procession to the Danny Thomas/ALSAC Pavilion.
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The fun continues in the pavilion with a variety of games and activities.
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Child Life Specialist Amy Kennedy distributes trophies.
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Sibling Edward accepts a trophy honoring his contributions to the patient care team.
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Lily celebrates her award.
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Child Life Specialist Shawn Brasher speaks during the event.
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