Honoring Dynamic Efforts To Help Children (NAPSA)—Andrea Jaegeris a person who knows how to make a dream come true. After becoming the world’s No. 2 ranked tennis player at age 16, she realized that her tennis achievements were not her only life’s dream. She wanted to help children with cancer. After a shoulder injury ended her tennis career, she began volunteering at various pediatric cancer hospitals. She envisioned programs that would provide such kids a safe haven—and then she made them happen. With her strong dedication and tireless fundraising efforts, Jaeger created the Little Star Foundation, a nonprofit organization, which provides long-term care and lifetime opportunities for children with cancer. Andrea’s Little Star Foundation provides a wide range ofservices from financial assistance to medical care, educational opportunities, teenage employment and once-in-a-lifetime camp experiences. Jaeger’s efforts were honored by beauty company Clarins this year when she received their 2007 “Most Dynamic Woman Award,” which originated at Clarins global headquarters in France 10 years ago. The award recognizes exceptional women who have devoted their lives to helping children in Formertennis pro Andrea Jaeger awarded for her work with children with cancer. need find the road to hope and happiness. The award program is an extension of the Clarins philosophy—caring for women andchildren in need. Every awardrecipient receives financial support to help further her efforts. The award also highlights the work that these women do and raises awareness for the cause, allowing others to become involved. To help raise funds for Little Star Foundation, Clarins will sell a limited edition bottle of their popular treatment fragrance, Eau Dynamisante, for $60 beginning in November. One hundred percent of the profits from the sales of this fragrance will go to the Little Star Foundation. For more information about the Little Star Foundation, visit www.littlestar.org.
