- December 4, 2025
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Marlana Francis, Imolé Akinlana and Star 94.5’s JoJo O’Neal were all smiles at the registration table.
Amperell Williams, Caleb Williams’ mother, showed off her amazing, green-and-gold outfit.
Kim and Al Hill were happy to support the Caleb Solomon Williams BELAC Foundation.
Posters featuring the names and faces of children who are either battling or have lost their lives to cancer lined the walkways.
Alvin Cotton sat by a poster featuring Caleb and his friends.
Star 94.5’s Aurelia Matthews showed off her hula-hooping skills.
Star 94.5’s Jasmine Hankins served as the disc jockey.
Amperell Williams and Jasmine Hankins sang a brief duet.
The Orlando chapter of Sisters Network offered information about free mammograms.
Shanel Butler, Lorraine Dean, Loretta Broome-Moore, Darlene Hampton and Latonya Ginetta represented the Sisters Network.
David Barbour, Leeanna Savory, Eva Morales and Eduardo Contreras represented Vice Cream.
Valerie Awad informed participants about the Colorectal Cancer Alliance.
Amperell Williams and Temeka Harris proudly posed by the Caleb Solomon Williams BELAC Foundation banner.
George Curtis, Deion Hart, Sharelle Newkirk and Amperell Williams were proud to be a part of the foundation’s event.
In memory of Caleb Solomon Williams, who passed away at nearly 8 years old from T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma, his namesake foundation hosted its annual 5K fun-run benefit at Bill Frederick Park at Turkey Lake Saturday, July 28. Posters featuring the names and faces of children who are either battling or have lost their lives to cancer lined the walkways, and health-related vendors offered resources such as free mammograms and massages. Participants also were treated to breakfast and music from radio station Star 94.5.
