Learning from the experts

From left to right" Dominique, Kelsey, and Taylor smiling at the camera.

Taylor and Dominique have wrapped up their recreation therapy placements with WCK, and we miss them already. In this blog, they share what they will take forward from the experience…

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Why Monthly Giving Works for Me

Paul and Laurel are incredible members of the WCK community. As well as volunteering their time and talents, they are longtime monthly donors. Their regular giving helps us to build…

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How the pandemic changed programming

WCK volunteer Colleen wearing a mask and holding a WCK-stamped box full of frozen meals, about to load it into her car to deliver to the hospital.

WCK began running programs in 2019 – and we all remember what happened the following year. During that time, we listened and adapted to families’ priorities. This blog explores how…

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How friends and family can help

The image shows four children of different heights/ages standing with their backs to the camera, their arms around each other and looking over at a sunset

It’s hard to know how to support friends or family who find themselves on the childhood cancer journey. Here are some tips for you from caregivers with lived experience. By…

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Kindness in a Cap

A baseball cap hanging on a hook next to a baseball shirt.

A story of how one small, random act of kindness meant the world. How do you show someone you’re rooting for them?   This is the story of how one…

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