We would love to support Nicole and her family with the comfort of food as she heads down the road to recovery.

Cancer

Medical

Surgery / Injury

Nicole Campbell

cozy-food-bowl-scene

Cozy Food Bowl Scene

logo-8

logo

Give InKind

Nutritionist-developed recipes that freeze well, travel easily, and actually help someone heal. Soups, casseroles, snacks, and more.

Healthy Meals to Make for a Recovering Friend

When someone you care about is recovering from surgery, going through cancer treatment, managing a chronic illness, or healing after a new baby, one of the most meaningful things you can do is feed them. But not just any food. The meals you bring should be nourishing, easy to eat, easy to reheat, and made [&hellip;]

triathlon-2-2

Amie hugs her boys

lori-shaffer

Lori Shaffer

In a child's mind - the word cancer isn't necessarily a scary word. Get tips for how to talk to your kids about a cancer diagnosis.

Talking to Your Kids About Your Cancer - Give InKind

I have cancer. How do I tell my kids? In a child&#8217;s mind &#8211; the word cancer isn&#8217;t necessarily a scary word. Don&#8217;t scare them with your own fear. When Amie Lands was diagnosed with aggressive Head &amp; Neck cancer, her boys were only six and two. Throughout her battle, Amie, a Certified Grief Coach, [&hellip;]

image-1

image (1)

General Support

Setting up a food train is one of the best ways to help support someone you love. Here are some tips on how to give groceries as a gift.

Search

Nicole Campbell

Care Calendar