The drive honors the memory of a former "Lion King" star who died at the age of 11 before she could find a bone marrow match.
Raleigh 7-year-old Titus lives with sickle cell anemia and will receive a life-changing bone marrow transplant from his older brother this Christmas.
An active Durham 7-year-old is on the road to becoming free of his sickle cell disease and getting back on the tennis courts and ski slopes all thanks to a bone-marrow transplant from his "superhero" older brother.
Daniel Cox signed up for the bone marrow registry in high school and just three months later, was matched to someone who would become a friend until her death. Now, he's hoping to raise $100,000 for Be The Match.
"She fought until she had nothing left to give. My daughter did not lose her battle. She won! She is a warrior!" Susie Rabaca's mom said.
Jurnee Farrell missed her playoff game, but did something much more important, donating stem cells to woman fighting leukemia.