Sydney Capello
Miss Teen Texas 2008. Sydney, a founding member of Girls4Life, was crowned Miss Teen Texas at the Will Rogers Coliseum in Fort Worth, Texas on July 5, 2008. Sydney's platform, "Better, Not Bitter, Moving Beyond Pain", is to motivate those facing trials to rise above their challenges confidently and with the knowledge that one day, they will be better, not bitter. Sydney will go on to compete in the America's Outstanding Teen competition in Orlando, Florida the week of August 11, 2008. Please join Girls4Life in congratulating Sydney as she embarks on an amazing journey to bring her message of hope to a national stage. Go to misselliscounty.org for more!

After a long overdue break, Girls4Life will return to the stage in late Spring 2008 with a repertoire of original songs, written and produced by the Myers Brothers Band. They will debut their new material at a private party and press conference, followed by a series of performances throughout North Texas. Stay tuned!

Girls4Life with Lance Armstrong.When Senator Jane Nelson invited Girls4Life to join the campaign to get out the vote for Proposition 15, they hit the campaign trail with a passion, encouraging and inspiring Texans to vote at every opportunity. Including their Texas State Fair performance on the Chevy Main Stage before the Jonas Brothers and a record breaking crowd. Girls4Life went on to entertain and inspire crowds on the Lance Armstrong Proposition 15 Bus Tour. On November 6th, 2007, Texans along with Lance Armstrong celebrated the passage of Prop 15. Prop. 15 is the largest state-level investment in cancer research and prevention ever made. The $3 billion dollar investment in cancer research and prevention sends a loud and clear message that Texans are united in the fight against cancer.

Watch the video of our journey to pass Prop. 15, and look for Girls4Life, standing with Lance Armstrong on the stage during his victory speech, a defining moment in their fight against cancer.

Main Stage at the SMU Campus Breast Cancer Three Day staging area, Dallas, Texas. The performance is closed to registered participants in the event, a three day walk by thousands of North Texans to raise funds for a cure for breast cancer. .

Girls4Life will perform with the Myers Brothers Band at rally with Senator Jane Nelson and Lance Armstrong in Granbury Town Square at noon, Monday, October 15. The public is invited to come and hear about the cancer bill, proposition 15.

See Girls4Life, the Myers Brothers Band at the State Fair of Texas Chevy Main Stage at 1:00 pm on October 8, 2007.

Girls4Life will appear on Good Morning, Texas to talk about their mission and the Texans to Cure Cancer cancer bill, proposition 15, before they head for their performance at the State Fair of Texas on October 8, 2007.

Girls4Life are featured in the Dallas Morning News on Thursday, June 14, 2007, in a story covering their journey from little girls in pigtails and pink jackets to young women working with Senator Nelson to campaign for a groundbreaking cancer bill.

Girls4Life are proud to announce that Senator Jane Nelson, R-Lewisville, has invited Girls4Life to join her in supporting the referendum to establish Texas as the nation's premiere cancer research center. Senator Nelson personally invited Girls4Life to attend a bill signing ceremony with Senator Nelson, Lance Armstrong and Governor Rick Perry at UT Southwestern on Wednesday, June 12, 2007. Girls4Life will join Senator Nelson and the Lance Armstrong Foundation-Livestrong, The American Cancer Society,Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Kill Cancer and the Texas Medical Association in the fall of 2007 to kick off the effort to pass the referendum. The legislation establishes the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas, which will operate with up to $300 million per year, taking a giant leap forward in the effort to fight cancer in Texas.
Learn more about the referendum at www.janenelson.org and www.livestrong.org

Girls4Life received hundreds of e-mail from teens across America who read about their mission in the April/May issue of Girls Life magazine. Teens shared their stories and praised Girls4Life for their work to end cancer as a threat to life.

Girls4Life were the special guests of the STEPS to Surviving Breast Cancer Dinner in Fort Worth for breast cancer survivors and their caregivers. Special thanks to Katherine Stephens, Community Advocate for Moncrief Cancer Resources, and Ellen Kerr, R.N. and Lead Facilitator for the STEP's program. Thank you for allowing Girls4Life to share their message of hope with such strong and beautiful survivors.

Look for the "It's All About Women" May issue of Fort Worth, Texas magazine, on the newsstands April 20th! Girls4Life are featured in "Worth Knowing"! The girls are hard at work this month preparing new original arrangements of old standards to be showcased in the Summer of 2007. Thefuture holds many wonderful surprises for their fans. Stay tuned for more!

Don't miss the Girls4Life video documentary, with an introduction by celebrity anchor Scott Murray.
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Girls4Life will be featured in the April/May 2007 issue of Girls Life magazine, on the newstands across the country in mid-March! For past 12 years, Girls’ Life has continued to grow and sustain its place as the #1 magazine for 10- to 15-year-old girls. Currently, each issue of Girls’ Life is seen by over three million girls! Go to girlslife.com and check out this great teen magazine, winner of numerous awards.

Welcome to the new Girls4Life™ website. Stay tuned for news and updates regarding events.