When you get certain dishes at any Al Copeland restaurant from June 28 to July 6th, there’s going to be a donation to the foundation, every penny to help children.
NEW ORLEANS — It’s been 16 years since restaurant entrepreneur Al Copeland lost his battle with cancer, but still today, his wish to help others with cancer lives on.
Now, some of those patients are just toddlers.
A few seconds with four-year-old Vivian Peranio, and you know the world is her stage. And it’s hard to imagine that just a year and a half ago, her mom Janel took her to the doctor with what they thought was just a mild fever.
“So, we just did some labs, and went on our way, and within like 45 minutes the pediatrician called. When we heard cancer, I was like, I literally just put my two-year-old down for a nap, like what are you talking about cancer?” remembers Janel Peranio, …
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