- Kids Need More With the help of wonderful people, like YOU, we are able to provide programs where children, families & young adults coping with cancer and life-threatening illness can celebrate life in a safe and positive environment.
- United Way 2-1-1 is a free and confidential service that helps people across North America find the local resources they need. We’re here for you 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
- Wigs for Kids Wigs for Kids has been providing Hair Replacement Systems who have lost their hair due to chemotherapy, radiation therapy and other medical issues at no cost to children or their families.
- Locks of Love Locks of Love is a public non-profit organization that provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children under age 21 suffering from long-term medical hair loss from any diagnosis.
- Ped-Onc Resource Center Time spent at camp is a wonderful experience for our cancer kids and their siblings too. How wonderful for them to leave all those hospital visits behind and be outdoors doing fun things.
- Alex’s Lemonade Foundation Alex’s Lemonade Stand is happy to provide a free treatment journal to families of childhood cancer. The journal will help parents stay organized and keep track of important information.
- Camp Kesem Camp Kesem provides a free week of summer camp for kids of parents with cancer. There are various camps around the country run by volunteers including 3,000 passionate college student leaders.
- Arizona Camp Sunrise and Sidekicks Arizona Camp Sunrise and Sidekicks offer special programs for children who have or have had cancer, and their brothers and sisters. Our volunteers are providing kids the opportunity to celebrate life.
- Camp Quality USA Because of our healthcare team and staffing ratio of one companion for each child, we are able to take any young child who can tolerate a week away from family or hospital.
- Cancer.net Summer camps, week-long retreats, or weekend gatherings can be a wonderful way for children, adults, and families to come together to experience new adventures, find support, and learn something new about themselves.
- Children with Cancer Since childhood cancer has evolved from an inevitably fatal illness to a life-threatening chronic disease, children with cancer receive many positive benefits by participating in a camp experience.
- Chai Lifeline Each summer, 400 seriously ill children are treated to unforgettable, medically supervised overnight camp experiences at Camp Simcha, for children battling cancer and other hematological illnesses, and Camp Simcha Special.
- Athletes for Cancer Athletes for Cancer harnesses the healing power of the elements with the determination of the human spirit to benefit lives affected by cancer. Our organization focuses on renewing, rebuilding.
- Epic Experience We offer free week-long outdoor experiences to individuals who have been diagnosed with cancer. Experiences are based upon outdoor adventure activities such as white water adventures and during the winter months snowshoeing.
- Camp Mak-A-Dream We offer free, medically supervised, week-long camps in Western Montana for kids, teens, women, siblings and families affected by cancer. We focus on fun, friendships and outdoor adventure!
- First Descents First Descents offers young adult cancer fighters and survivors a free outdoor adventure experience designed to empower them to climb, paddle and surf beyond their diagnosis.
I have been trying to get a red headscarf for my 7 year old nephew who has been diagnosed with T cell leukemia, the shops that I have seen have said it wasn’t really the weather to be selling headscarves (to make a bandana), most of the sites are American, which I don’t want, do you have a site where I can buy one for him, I am eventually hoping to get the Liverpool FC logo on it (his favourite club).
Thanking you
Sandra Towers