To honor those affected by cancer by turning their memory into meaningful action-amplifying their stories, and offering hope to those still fighting
Share how cancer has affected you:
Letters of Hope 💙
Write an encouraging letter to someone battling cancer
Why it Matters
‘Behind every name is a story. Behind every story is someone we can’t forget’. Cancer doesn’t just take lives, it takes moments that should have happened-graduations, birthdays, small conversations. Grief never truly fades, it transforms into the way we carry their memories forward.
Tribute Wall
Sebastian and his mom
If I remember correctly, my mom was diagnosed with colon cancer around 2016-2017. I had just started middle school, still a kid fresh out of elementary, and being told that your mom had cancer is something no child should ever have to face.
At first, it was overwhelming. Panic, fear, confusion. Honestly, I didn’t believe it was real. But my mom was different. she never gave up. She stayed hopeful, and I think it’s because she knew how deeply she was loved and how many people were standing by her, ready to support her no matter what.
Anonymous
When my dad got diagnosed with Lymphoma for the second time my sophomore year of high school, my world felt like it was over. I would scour medical sites looking up death rates and life spans of people with the same disease sending my mind into a spiral. I thought my life was over, but I could show my little siblings or my mom how much this was affecting me. I stopped eating and stopped playing soccer. The only thing I did was go to school and sleep, becoming an endless cycle of depression.
My uncle noticed I was off and told me something that forever changed my life: “you don’t want someone’s…
Letters of Hope 💙
Write an encouraging letter to someone fighting cancer. These letters will be sent to a local hospital, bringing comfort and hope to someone currently going through treatment
About me
My name is Nigel, and I created this page in honor of my mom.
She has always been strong, but I know there are days when she feels alone.
This space is for anyone who has ever felt alone in their cancer journey. Whether you’re a patient or someone grieving, this is a place to honor the people we love, to share the stories that shaped us, and to create a place where we can remind each other that we are never truly alone.
Sometimes, just hearing someone else’s story can make all the difference