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  This past weekend some amazing Raleigh yogis brought their best poses to an event we cohosted with CorePower Yoga to kick of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month! This sunshine-filled yoga...

   Sweet Nectar Society is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a mission to raise awareness and provide lasting memories to families of children who have been diagnosed with illnesses...

We could not be more excited that our very own Jess Ekstrom is the 2017 winner of the Women's Health "Ultimate Game Changer" contest. Congrats, Jess! "To be named Women's...

One of our favorite days of the whole year is visiting Victory Junction! At this happy and colorful camp kids can forget about their illnesses and just have fun and be themselves. From...

One of the most popular questions we get is how do I wear turbans? We have teamed up with our favorite stylist @forthedaintydays to show you the multiple ways you can...

As I push aside heavy glass doors, a place that is typically thought to be filled with gloom suddenly transforms, and I find myself submerged in a room exploding with...

What better way to celebrate five years of giving hope than a prom? We hosted our first-ever patient prom at Duke Children's Hospital with more than 100 patients and their...

We love being able to share #HappyHopeMoments you created! Here's a letter and pictures from Ayza's mom after she got her headbands in the hospital... Hi, I just wanted to...

    Click the headband to be directed to the product :)          

Exciting news! Recently we teamed up with Under Armour to do a very special donation at Johns Hopkins Children's Center. The awesome teammates at Under Armour rolled up their sleeves...

Jess first met Embree at one of her first hospital donations at UNC Children's Hospital.   Embree and Jess quickly became friends! Embree was cancer free for a few years...

Julia and her best friend Katie's baby cousin Chloe were diagnosed with cancer just months apart from each other, and fighting together has given them hope. After months of severe...