Could making your kid play outside help prevent nearsightedness later? A Chinese study published Tuesday suggests it can.

With 30 percent of Americans suffering from myopia, and closer to 40 percent of the population in Asia, it's a question worth exploring.

People ten...

Thank you to everyone who attended or supported the 2015 Laila Rose Spring Festival. We had more than 250 people in attendance and raised over $20,000 for the families of children with medical needs.

We were lucky to have a beautiful sunny day for the occasion. Attendee...

Porter was born with an undiagnosed neurological disorder, and his parents came to us to help make it possible for Porter to enroll in intensive therapy program at "Now I Can."

We provided them with the grant for Porter to receive this invaluable assistance that will m...

Many thanks to all who helped make the Feb. 14 2015 Martinis Matter a true success! A fun- filled night with Silent and Chinese auctions, 50/50 raffle, and Go-Pro Hero4 chances. Chris M. was the lucky winner of the Go-Pro! River Creek Club donated proceeds from the ba...

Porter will start Physical Therapy at the "Now I Can Foundation"

Bring your cash and appetite!! A portion of all proceeds go to The Laila Rose Foundation, a non-profit near and dear to our hearts; our way of paying it forward.
We could not have made it this far without all of you supporting us - it's time to Celebrate!!

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A very special member of the Laila Rose family, Juliana Carver, was featured on WTOP this week in an article about the life-saving blood transfusions she's receiving in her fight against cancer. Read the full story here.