Bakes for Kindness: celebrating the end of chemo
Amy Watkins
Fundraising as part of team:
Coastal cake club
My Story
It's been nine months since I finished chemotherapy and I REALLY hope I never have to do it again.
A cancer journey is incredibly difficult, not just physically but mentally. But the kindness of strangers really was something that brightened the darker days.
Little Lifts was a great example of that.
The chemotherapy and radiotherapy boxes are packed by volunteers who have been through breast cancer too. Receiving my box felt like receiving a little hug from someone who knew exactly how I was feeling, and it meant the world.
The charity is too far away from me to be able to volunteer as a box packer, so I am taking part in the Little Lifts Bakes for Kindness campaign to help pay for more boxes for people like me.
Please give a donation if you feel able.
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Target
£50
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Raised so far
£45
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Number of donors
2
My Story
It's been nine months since I finished chemotherapy and I REALLY hope I never have to do it again.
A cancer journey is incredibly difficult, not just physically but mentally. But the kindness of strangers really was something that brightened the darker days.
Little Lifts was a great example of that.
The chemotherapy and radiotherapy boxes are packed by volunteers who have been through breast cancer too. Receiving my box felt like receiving a little hug from someone who knew exactly how I was feeling, and it meant the world.
The charity is too far away from me to be able to volunteer as a box packer, so I am taking part in the Little Lifts Bakes for Kindness campaign to help pay for more boxes for people like me.
Please give a donation if you feel able.
