Cincinnati Bengals player Devon Still was honored by the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center for his efforts to help the fight against cancer. <\/p>\n
Over the past four months, the region and the world have shown support for Devon Stills daughter, Leah Still. <\/p>\n
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Leah Still has been courageously fighting stage 4 Neuroblastoma. <\/p>\n
Through the sale of the #75 Still jersey, more than $1.3 million has been raised for research in fighting pediatric cancer research. <\/p>\n
Both Devon Still and the Cincinnati Bengals were recognized Tuesday by the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center for their work in leading the movement. <\/p>\n
Each was awarded the Everyday Freedom Hero Award. <\/p>\n
The award recognizes people who use their position and resources to improve the well-being of others. <\/p>\n
Their story of the fight for freedom from pediatric cancer will be added to the Everyday Freedom Gallery exhibit at the museum. <\/p>\n
It will join the likes of famous heroes such as Nelson Mandela and local leader Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth. <\/p>\n
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