Alyssa Goudge
Meaningful lifelong connections were made in such a short amount of time, I cannot believe it and feel so incredibly blessed.
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Tavish Leslie
If a family is unfortunately impacted by breast cancer, maybe they will be blessed with a Little Pink Houses of Hope trip on a beach and in an ocean that I have helped keep clean.
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Hailey Vincent
Sharing our stories, challenges, and triumphs created a bond that went beyond words. It was a reminder that, even in the midst of adversity, we were not alone.
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Ella Jacobs
Witnessing my mother’s resilience despite her illness led me to focus on one solitary goal – to find more effective ways to persevere through difficulty.
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Ella Peck
I saw how my mother’s nurses’ optimism uplifted her. I hope to be encouraging and uplifting to my patients when everything is going well and when everything seems to be going wrong.
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Logan Cooke
Moments are important times in my and my brother’s lives that she never thought she would see.
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Dillon Heefner
Our time at Little Pink was able to point us in the direction that we were headed in before cancer redirected us, giving us back the sense of hope that life could go back to normal.
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Hunter Maher
The retreat was magical. Not only did our family get to relax by the ocean and the pool, but I was finally able to hang out with other kids that understood what my family was going through.
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Lynne Middleton
One of the other ladies and I truly connected…She said, “I didn’t realize how alone I felt until I wasn’t alone anymore.”
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Jodi Sikma
I have never had seven consecutive days where I didn’t have to plan an activity, provide a meal, or take care of something or someone – the retreat week gave me exactly that.
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