Happy Diwali
The festival of lights, an Indian holiday that we celebrated over the weekend.
The message and wishes of Diwali are victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance!
The festival of lights, an Indian holiday that we celebrated over the weekend.
The message and wishes of Diwali are victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance!
We found a blog on kindness at Inspire Kindess and thought we would share this list.
1. Call your grandparents.
2. Plan a bear hunt in your neighborhood by asking people to put stuffed bears to their windows. Download printable poster and social media post.
3. Add encouraging messages to your sidewalks using chalk.
4. Make kindness rocks.
5. FaceTime a friend from school that you don’t talk to often to say hello.
6. Write a note to a parent to let them know they are doing a good job being your parent.
7. Make your parents breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
8. Don’t fight with your siblings.
9. Color pictures for people you love and then put them in the mail.
10. Leave a note and a small gift for delivery drivers.
11. Write a letter or make a card for a relative.
12. Do your chores without being asked and without complaining.
13. Stay at least 6 feet away from other people, even your grandparents.
14. Pick weeds from your flower beds and gardens.
15. Tell each of your family members one thing you love about them.
16. Lead a prayer before dinner asking for this virus to go away.
17. Call your cousins.
18. Give a parent a big hug out of the blue.
19. Host a virtual game night with friends.
20. Place large signs with kind messages in your windows so people can be inspired as they drive or walk by.
We can not accept any donations because our local hospitals are no longer accepting deliveries. This world pandemic has touched all of our lives, and we sincerely hope that everyone is safe during these uncertain and unprecedented times.
We will post again once we are able to accept your generous creations. Please don’t send anything until it is safe to do so.
Be Safe! Stay healthy, helpful, calm and hopeful!
We send you prayers, good vibes, and positive thoughts!
Our friend, Loretta from Waretown in New Jersey sent us these warm hats.
I am truly astonished by the generosity and kindness of people. These hats will go to an adult oncology center very soon and will be so appreciated!
Thank you!
~Pali
A new friend, Gail in Bremerton, Washington sent us these adorable hats.
Gail included a note that reads:
I recently found your site online. I have been looking for a way to use yarn leftover from projects and started looming hats. Please accept these 10 hats of various sizes for your project. I hope they will be useful!
We are so glad you found us online and choose to donate to Knitting Rays of Hope. Your adorable hats will absolutely be used to spread love, warmth & hope in this month’s delivery.
Thank you!
~Jazlyn
Help Raise Childhood Cancer Awareness
September is International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and once again the Little Fighters Cancer Trust is hard at work sharing everything we can regarding Childhood Cancer and trying to raise Childhood Cancer Awareness by sharing information and Personal Stories with you.
Today we are sharing another poem filled with heartache, anguish, pain, guilt, thankfulness and all those other emotions that a parent of a Child with Cancer goes through, written by Reece Barends’ mother, Ashleigh Barends aka da mamma.
The Little Fighters Cancer Trust would like to sincerely thank all our Onco Parents that have shared with us in the hope that their stories can help other parents who have children that are ill but are not sure what the problem is, and to raise Childhood Cancer Awareness so that earlier diagnosis can be done.
We will continue to publish more poems and stories by Onco Parents throughout this month…
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Judy sent us these adorable hats for babies in the NICU.
These are so creative… we are just left speechless!
Judy has donated previously, and we are so grateful for her generous donations. Thanks again Judy for these beautiful hats. I know that these will bring all kinds of smiles.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
~Pali
The gladness of Easter
which is Hope
The Promise of Easter
which is Peace
The spirit of Easter
which is Love
Written
on 11/23/2017