Elsa Gillis

2 weeks ago | wsoctv.com | Elsa Gillis

CONCORD, N.C. — It may seem small but something inside the bathroom at a Concord park is creating change for the entire community. Channel 9’s Elsa Gillis visited with the family behind Willow’s Wish Foundation to learn more about their mission to create inclusive, safe, and sustainable public spaces. “When we started walking in those shoes and traveling that path, we realized things that we never saw before,” Mark Dail told Channel 9.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Elsa Gillis

It may seem small but something inside the bathroom at a Concord park is creating change for the entire community. Channel 9’s Elsa Gillis visited with the family behind Willow’s Wish Foundation to learn more about their mission to create inclusive, safe, and sustainable public spaces. “When we started walking in those shoes and traveling that path, we realized things that we never saw before,” Mark Dail told Channel 9.

3 weeks ago | wsoctv.com | Elsa Gillis

HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. — One Huntersville family has made it their mission to spread awareness about pediatric cancer after their son’s own cancer battle. “I hope this is his legacy, I hope that he speaks out for other children, it’s why we’ve been bringing him to DC with us,” Luke Miller’s mom, Megan, told Channel 9’s Elsa Gillis. Megan said Luke was just three years old when he was diagnosed with T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma. Now, at age six, Luke is cancer free.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Elsa Gillis

One Huntersville family has made it their mission to spread awareness about pediatric cancer after their son’s own cancer battle. “I hope this is his legacy, I hope that he speaks out for other children, it’s why we’ve been bringing him to DC with us,” Luke Miller’s mom, Megan, told Channel 9’s Elsa Gillis. Megan said Luke was just three years old when he was diagnosed with T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma. Now, at age six, Luke is cancer free.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Elsa Gillis

There’s a new free health clinic on Wingate University’s campus. It’s aimed at supporting pregnant women, moms, and their babies. Channel 9’s Elsa Gillis visited the WoMB (Women-Mother-Baby) Clinic and discovered it’s unlike anything else in the area. The clinic is a passion project for the four occupational therapists who founded it this year.