BELLS FOR ABIGAIL

The Houston Federal Bureau of Investigations is adding a special addition to the team who inspires us all to keep on going.

If you didn’t get your BBQ “fix” at RodeoHouston, there’s another event to tempt your taste buds later this week.

At just 13 months old, little Kennedy Cloutier from Pearland has overcome so much in his young life.

September is Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month. As part of KPRC 2′s ongoing mission through our Bells for Abigail series, we continue to shine a spotlight on brave cancer warriors.

We have a Bells for Abigail coming to us from New York City.

Ryatt Cook is just three years old, but he has already overcome one of the biggest challenges he will have in his life.

The Houston Fire Department was the first fire agency to swear-in and pin 10-year-old Devarjaye Daniel, making him an honorary member of the department.

10-year-old cancer fighter Devarjaye Daniel marks a major milestone in Montgomery County.

Devarjaye Daniel was sworn into 11 law enforcement agencies today, which brings him closer to his goal of 100.

A 5-year-old cancer fighter in Cypress finally rang his bell to celebrate his battle against cancer this week.

There was another swearing-in ceremony for Devarjaye Daniel.

Devarjaye Daniel was sworn in by dozens of police agencies Friday. He is getting close to his goal of 100.

10-year old boy manages brain and spine cancer surgery while working to get sworn in by 100 different law enforcement agencies.

Devarjaye Daniel has a big goal. He wants to be sworn in as an honorary police officer by 100 law enforcement agencies.

Devarjaye Daniel is a cancer warrior. He is 10 years old and has been battling cancer for nearly half his life.

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, a cause we are closely connected to at KPRC 2 with our Bells for Abigail series.

During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, many hospitals hit the pause button on children ringing the end-of-treatment bell. But now they are starting to resume the important tradition.

The tributes just keep coming from honorary Freeport police officer Abigail Arias.

HOUSTON – It has been almost a year since KPRC 2 launched our Bells for Abigail series and families are still sending us their victorious bell-ringing videos. Today, we are celebrating Julian Galloway. It has been a difficult year for Julian and his family, but they battled cancer together. Because of COVID-19 restrictions at the hospital, Julian’s school in Corpus Christi hosted a bell-ringing celebration for him this past week. Julian rang the bell as his classmates and teachers at St. Pius X Catholic School cheered him on.

FREEPORT, Texas – February 7 will always be a special day for the city of Freeport’s Police Department for Abigail Arias’ family. Exactly one year to the day, the little cancer fighter became an honorary Freeport police officer, inspiring law enforcement and cancer fighters all over the world. Abigail’s life and legacy were honored with a special tribute at the Freeport Police Department on Friday morning. Freeport Police Chief Raymond Garivey honored the brave fight of little Brianna during Friday’s ceremony and thanked Abigail for continuing to inspire other little cancer fighters. “One year later, look around this room, she continues to inspire people all over.”You can upload of your little cancer fighter rining bells below:

Her story touched people around the world and started a movement. This KPRC 2 project aims to honor Abigail Arias.

(CNN) – A six-year-old boy received a hero’s welcome this week after he beat cancer. The child returned to his Ohio school where a surprise celebration was waiting. Check out the video above.

With the blessing of her family, KPRC 2 is remembering Officer Abigail Arias with an ongoing digital feature called “Bells for Abigail” that celebrates the life and fight of the 7-year-old girl who inspired so many.