Industry Veteran Supports Childhood Cancer Research

NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calif.—Jennifer Mooney, a dedicated member of the Talent Testing Service team and adult industry veteran, is heading a fundraising drive on behalf of her son who is leading the fight to end children's cancer. The St. Baldrick's Foundation, a volunteer-powered organization dedicated to raising money for children's cancer research, will host one of its signature head-shaving events at LAFD Fire Station 89 in North Hollywood on Saturday, March 12, when more than 200 volunteers will shave their heads in solidarity with kids with cancer and raise money for lifesaving research. Mooney has centered her career on ensuring quality healthcare with compassion and understanding for the adult industry for nearly a decade. The same dedication has been passed onto her 15-year-old son Christian, who along with his Civil Air Patrol Squadron 3 team, has taken up the charge to find a cure for children's cancer by volunteering with the St. Baldrick's Foundation. Christian's team goal is to raise at least $15,000 on his fundraising site, and Mooney is asking for the industry's help. The tax deductible donation can be made at Christian Mooney's donation page at stbaldricks.org/participants/mypage/821119/2016. Donations raised at events like this have made it possible for St. Baldrick's to fund more than $178 million to support the development of childhood cancer treatments.  The 2016 event will include a pancake breakfast provided by local vendors, blood and bone marrow drive, face painters and balloon artists, free toys, silent auction, games and more. For more information on Mooney's son Christian's fundraising effort, contact jennyfers77@gmail.com.