This page is a way to help support the Reiss family in hands-on, tangible ways as Henry undergoes treatment.

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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; Continue reading "Talking to Your Kids About Your Cancer"

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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.

How to Give Groceries as a Gift for a Meal Train

How to Give Groceries as a Gift for a Meal Train - Give InKind

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For parents whose children are hospitalized, a bag of go to items is a perfect meal train alternative. Here are things to include in your community basket.

Pediatric Hospital Stays: How to Assemble a Parent Care Package

Parents move in when their kids are hospitalized. Here are items parents need - the perfect alternative to the meal train. Visit Give InKind for more.

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