Cupcakes for a Cause® is an annual fundraiser for CancerCare for Kids, and while the actual week of special cupcakes at bakeries doesn't start until September 20th, you can right now send an e-cupcake and both brighten someone's day and help this worthy cause. Got to the site to find out more and they are actively looking for bakeries to participate.
You can make your own or choose a pre-made one (screengrabs below, click on images to send an e-card), and sponsor göt2b is donating $1 for each cupcake sent, up to $10,000 (38 have been sent as of this posting).
Find out how you can help by hosting a bake sale here and/or make a donation directly here.
Children and teens affected by cancer have special needs and concerns. That's why CancerCare has a special program called CancerCare for Kids®. It's all part of the free, professional services CancerCare provides, but focused on the particular needs of children and parents.
CancerCare for Kids is a very distinct program that focuses on a child coping with a cancer diagnosis, either that of a close loved one or his or her own. We know from our clinical experience and research that help for children coping with cancer makes a big difference. CancerCare's professionally trained social workers offer counseling, support groups, and recreational programs to children and their parents to help them manage this difficult situation and to feel less alone.
You can make your own or choose a pre-made one (screengrabs below, click on images to send an e-card), and sponsor göt2b is donating $1 for each cupcake sent, up to $10,000 (38 have been sent as of this posting).
Find out how you can help by hosting a bake sale here and/or make a donation directly here.
Children and teens affected by cancer have special needs and concerns. That's why CancerCare has a special program called CancerCare for Kids®. It's all part of the free, professional services CancerCare provides, but focused on the particular needs of children and parents.
CancerCare for Kids is a very distinct program that focuses on a child coping with a cancer diagnosis, either that of a close loved one or his or her own. We know from our clinical experience and research that help for children coping with cancer makes a big difference. CancerCare's professionally trained social workers offer counseling, support groups, and recreational programs to children and their parents to help them manage this difficult situation and to feel less alone.
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