Awareness
Fun virtual activities for kids!
As we head into cooler weather and the inevitable cold and flu season, there are many reasons why it may be safer to connect virtually rather than in person over…
Read MoreWCK and my family is a love story set over many a butter chicken
By Joyce Wijnhorst I first started treatment at BC Children’s after getting my diagnosis in fall 2020, after months of misdiagnosis and extreme pain in my left leg. In a…
Read MoreSeptember is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
Learn more about what Childhood Cancer Awareness Month is and what WCK is doing to mark this important month. September is here and so is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. This…
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Self-care:
How to make the impossible possible!
How can we build self-care into our everyday lives in a way that is actually helpful? July 24 was International Self-Care Day. Reading that might make some people smile and…
Read More“WCK families are WCK families for life.”
One family’s childhood cancer story of love, loss, and making lemonade from lemons. By Sharon Bulger Our childhood cancer journey began on January 18, 2018, when our then six-year-old son,…
Read MoreWhy virtual programming matters
As the world returned to in-person life, here’s how virtual programming continued to be offered at WCK NOTE: As of summer 2024, WCK’s Hangouts programs are coming to a natural…
Read MoreChanging the game for kids with cancer
An innovative new fundraiser, WCK’s Gaming for Josh harnesses the power of Esports to raise funds for kids with cancer and blood disorders.
Read More“We just knew there was more that could be done”
When dedicated people show up, great things happen.
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