A 12-year-old boy has spent his school holidays visiting children’s hospitals delivering turtle-shaped nightlights to cancer patients.
Bryce U’ren is accompanied by a giant turtle named Max, and says his message is that no matter where the kids are, as long as they have their nightlight, they’re all connected under the same stars.
The turtle-shaped lights are able to be easily sterilised and are ideal for children who can’t bring their toys into the oncology ward.
This year Bryce has delivered 1,200 nightlights, and is fundraising to donate to cancer research.
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