Inspirational Books for Children with Cancer
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Aflac Cancer & Blood Disorders Center, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
Treats over 1,500 pediatric cancer patients a year
HELP DONATE A CHILDREN'S BOOK TO EVERY CHILD
Give unique gifts with a heartwarming and hopeful message about facing adversity
* Over 170 Children Received Books so far! Let's keep up the momentum! *
Warriors Eat Alphabet Soup, by Meredith Villano and illustrated by Nataly Vits
https://warriorseatalphabetsoup.com/
The main character, Judy, is a spirited little girl who becomes ill and undergoes hospitalization and treatment. Any child facing adversity can identify with the feelings and experiences of Judy and her friends, and will gain strength and reassurance from the message that they are not alone. Warriors Eat Alphabet Soup is a heartwarming catalyst for healing, which is embodied in a plucky little girl’s journey to health. Help us send more copies of a book that promotes empathy, reduces fear of sickness, aids parents during a difficult time, and celebrates the joy of spending time with family and friends.
"This book should be in the gift shop of every children’s care facility, as well as being a great 'get-well' gift for any child with an illness." Read full review here
- Carolyn Reidy, Pacific Book Review
Press Release featuring the campaign launch:
"Pacific Book Review Says Children's Book 'Warriors Eat Alphabet Soup' is a Must-Have for Any Child Dealing With a Health Issue"
Meet some of the children treated at Aflac Cancer & Blood Disorders Center:
https://youtu.be/LCWVf5VFweY
Sara Wagoner, Development Director, Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center, extends their gratitude to all of those who made the first shipment of donated books possible, “We love and appreciate your support!”
GOALS: Jan-July $5,000, Aug.-Dec $6,540: Total $11,540 for 1,500 books
All funds go directly to Lori Lombardo, Aflac Cancer Center Ambassador, who will purchase the books at $7.69 per paperback. Lori sends the books to Sara Wagoner, Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center, who distributes them to the children at the Cancer Center. Books are given directly to children and their families to own.
A list of donors' names will be made available to the Aflac Cancer Center. We invite you to post a comment to the children and families.
Spread the word!
Tweet:
Help raise funds to donate an inspirational children's book to kids with cancer #AflacCancerCenter @Childrensatl @Aflac bit.ly/warriorfund
Facebook:
Please donate to raise funds to buy #Inspirational #Books for #Children with #Cancer @ChildrensHealthcareofAtlanta @AflacCancerCenter @AflacDuck @Aflac @GoFundMe #WarriorsEatAlphabetSoup #WarriorKid https://www.gofundme.com/f/aflac-cancer-center-fundraiser
Thank you for your support - every dollar counts!
For reviews, more information, and to purchase
WarriorsEatAlphabetSoup.com
Treats over 1,500 pediatric cancer patients a year
HELP DONATE A CHILDREN'S BOOK TO EVERY CHILD
Give unique gifts with a heartwarming and hopeful message about facing adversity
* Over 170 Children Received Books so far! Let's keep up the momentum! *
Warriors Eat Alphabet Soup, by Meredith Villano and illustrated by Nataly Vits
https://warriorseatalphabetsoup.com/
The main character, Judy, is a spirited little girl who becomes ill and undergoes hospitalization and treatment. Any child facing adversity can identify with the feelings and experiences of Judy and her friends, and will gain strength and reassurance from the message that they are not alone. Warriors Eat Alphabet Soup is a heartwarming catalyst for healing, which is embodied in a plucky little girl’s journey to health. Help us send more copies of a book that promotes empathy, reduces fear of sickness, aids parents during a difficult time, and celebrates the joy of spending time with family and friends.
"This book should be in the gift shop of every children’s care facility, as well as being a great 'get-well' gift for any child with an illness." Read full review here
- Carolyn Reidy, Pacific Book Review
Press Release featuring the campaign launch:
"Pacific Book Review Says Children's Book 'Warriors Eat Alphabet Soup' is a Must-Have for Any Child Dealing With a Health Issue"
Meet some of the children treated at Aflac Cancer & Blood Disorders Center:
https://youtu.be/LCWVf5VFweY
Sara Wagoner, Development Director, Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center, extends their gratitude to all of those who made the first shipment of donated books possible, “We love and appreciate your support!”
GOALS: Jan-July $5,000, Aug.-Dec $6,540: Total $11,540 for 1,500 books
All funds go directly to Lori Lombardo, Aflac Cancer Center Ambassador, who will purchase the books at $7.69 per paperback. Lori sends the books to Sara Wagoner, Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center, who distributes them to the children at the Cancer Center. Books are given directly to children and their families to own.
A list of donors' names will be made available to the Aflac Cancer Center. We invite you to post a comment to the children and families.
Spread the word!
Tweet:
Help raise funds to donate an inspirational children's book to kids with cancer #AflacCancerCenter @Childrensatl @Aflac bit.ly/warriorfund
Facebook:
Please donate to raise funds to buy #Inspirational #Books for #Children with #Cancer @ChildrensHealthcareofAtlanta @AflacCancerCenter @AflacDuck @Aflac @GoFundMe #WarriorsEatAlphabetSoup #WarriorKid https://www.gofundme.com/f/aflac-cancer-center-fundraiser
Thank you for your support - every dollar counts!
For reviews, more information, and to purchase
WarriorsEatAlphabetSoup.com
Organizer
Meredith Villano
Organizer
Bayonne, NJ