| Bailey Thornton, Hunt County Lone Star Princess, Delivers Caps to Dallas Childrens Hospital |
| Faith Helps Tanglewood 5th Graders On Class Project |
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| Tanglewood 5th Graders Collect Caps for Cancer for The Cinderella Society for Community Service Project |
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| From Brownies to Jr Girl Scouts, Troop 3004 Has Supported Cinderella Society for 5 Years. Thanks Ladies For All of Your Help with Cards and Caps For Cancer! |
Fort Worth, Texas Jr. Girl Scout Troop 3004 (they started out as Brownie Troop 3004) was the originator of our "Cards for Cancer" Program. They have supported this project for 5 years as a troop and Haley Falls is a CS Jewell! Thanks Ladies!
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| 2009 Jr. Girl Scouts making Cards for Cancer |
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| 2008 - Jr. Girls Scout Troop 3004 (formerly the Brownie Troop 3004)making silly faces after a grueling afternoon of making Cards for Cancer and the Veterans! |
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| 2007 - These ladies made Valentine Cards for the children and the veterans |
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| 2006 Brownie Troop makes feel better cards |
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| 2005 Brownies made cards for cancer and put together cancer kits for the pediatric patients at Cook Childrens Medical Center |
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| Kaitlyn Wilson~Miss Teen Hunt County (representing VIP: Volunteers in Progress) and Faith deliver over a hundred Caps for Cancer and some donated prom dresses for the dress-up box to Christy at Cook Childrens Medical Center |
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| Chelcie Brown collected Caps for Cancer at her school, Wooden Elementary in Red Oak, Texas, and brought to the Little Miss Ellis County Pageant for donation (several contestants donated to Caps for Cancer.) She collected over 150 caps. YEA CHELCIE! |
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| Heather Watson (pictured center) led The MAD (Making A Difference) Club at Kerr Middle School in Burleson in their “hat” drive and collected over 130 hats for the Cinderella Society. |
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| 1st graders make Cards at Wooden Elementary |
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| Kendra Carlson from Bentonville, Arkansas makes Caps for Cancer and donates all over the world |
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Kendra's Caps for Causes
(We are so excited she has contacted us to donate her caps to Cinderella Society!)
In 2005 I began making hand knitted hats for people battling cancer. It seems like a very small thing I could do to assist people undergoing treatment and show that I care about them. I call my mission “Caps for Causes.”
I have donated these hats to cancer support organizations and mailed them to cancer patients across the country. Last year I made more than 100 hats and this year my goal is to make 500. They come in all colors and sizes.
All of us have been touched by cancer, whether it is ourselves, a relative or a friend. The hats are a personal touch to show we care. If you will please let me know of any person battling cancer or even an organization that works with cancer patients, I am more than happy to send hats. I provide the hats a no charge. All I need is the name and addresses of people or organizations in need. Please email your request to Kendra Carlson at capsforcauses@yahoo.com.
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| Criswell Baptist Academy Students made Cards for Cancer |
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| k-12 grade students at St Albans make Cards for Cancer |
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| Faith talks to students about caring |
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| Students asking questions about pediatric cancer |
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| Our CS Jewel, Ashley Falls, leads the Caps for Cancers Drive at McLean 6th Grade School. |
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| Tristin enjoys wearing his Sponge Bob Square Pants hat at Childrens Medical Center at Hillcrest in Tulsa. Just more proof that "a smile will cure a bad day!" Tristin, like so many pediatric patients, are in and out of the hospital frequently. It is nice to be able to give them a little something special each time. The Caps for Cancer hats make it possible to do that. |
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| Faith talks to the students at McLean about the importance of treating peers with cancer with respect. Collect those hats! |
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| Fort Worth Academy of Fine Arts (home of the Texas Boys Choir and the Singing Ladies of Texas) participated in the Caps for Cancer drive collecting lots and lots of hats for the pediatric oncology patients at Cooks! Thank you FWAFA! |
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| The creative genius of first graders at W.J. Turner is applied to Cards for Cancer for Easter weekend pediatric patients. |
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| Mr. Lawrence, Faith and Ranger prepare the class for some creative card making. The students in Mr. Lawrence's 1st grade class, Mrs. Phillips' 2nd grade class, and Mrs. Alvarez' 2nd grade class made over 100 cards for the pediatric cancer patients for Easter. THANK YOU SO MUCH! |
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| Mr. Lawrence's class made a special scrap book of photos for Faith and Cards for Cancer. We thank you for your caring and compassion for children with cancer. |
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| What should I draw to make someone feel special? |
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| The Cinderella Society deeply appreciates the time and love that "56" from Journey Church put into the Cards for Cancer. Thank you Adam Barnett for coordinating for us! |
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| The finishing touches |
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| Faith delivers cards to the pediatric ward at Norman Regional Hospital. The nurses will pass these out after nap time! |
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| Tulsa Area Director, Brittney Dolbow prepares to deliver Cards for Cancer. |
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| Santa Fe Elementary 6th Graders in Mr. Goodner's class made cards for children with cancer for Christmas. Pediatric nurses will pass out the cards to the children after lunch. Thanks for caring! |
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| A Get Well or Thinking of You card means so much to those alone in the hospital. Cards for Cancer made such a difference to so many patients this Christmas. Thanks Mr. Goodner and class for truly caring. God bless you! |
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| We shared the cards with a few cardiac patients at St. Johns Hospital in Tulsa on Christmas. Thanks again to Grant Goodner's 6th grade class in Moore, Oklahoma! |
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