Our auction is coming this September, and we've already got 100s of items donated in support of families facing cancer, including immersive scavenger hunts from @letsroam_real. Thank you, Let's Roam and every partner who's shown up for us. Still time to donate: [email protected]

Gilda's Club Greater Toronto closed recently after almost 25 years of supporting families through cancer. If you found comfort there, please know we feel this with you. You're not alone. Nankind is here for you, and for your kids. Get support here: ow.ly/SyFX50ZG6m7

Through volunteerism at @deltabingo_ Downsview, we're able to continue our work supporting families facing a parent's cancer diagnosis. Grateful for this partnership and for every volunteer who shows up to make it possible. @CgamingCgood

Volunteering for families facing a parent's cancer diagnosis is kinda chic, actually Ready to be someone's beacon of hope ✨ Volunteer with Nankind: ow.ly/4Von50ZzrNx🔗

Thank you, @TD_Canada Securities for helping us pack 1,200 Fun-in-a-Box activity sets, bringing joy to 98 children across Ontario. Together, we're showing up for families. 🧡 #Nankind #TDSecurities

Parents: what's the first thing your kid tells you after camp pickup? 🏕️ #Summer #SummerCamp

Before talking to your children about a diagnosis, check in with yourself first. You don't need all the answers. Children don't need a perfect parent, they need a loving, honest one who's willing to be present.

Relational self-care means defining what help looks like and asking for it specifically, setting boundaries where you need to, and letting your children be part of the journey in age-appropriate ways.

Emotional self-care starts with naming what you're feeling, even just to yourself. Fear, grief, anger, guilt, these aren't signs you're coping poorly. They're signs you're human.

Physical self-care means honouring rest instead of pushing through it, staying hydrated, and eating enough, not perfectly. Your body is doing something enormous. It needs recovery time to do it well.

If you're a parent facing cancer, you don't have to pretend you're fine. What you're feeling makes sense. A few ways to start managing it 👇 #FamiliesFacingCancer #Nankind

Angels & Heroes, our annual event, is back 🌍 This year: It's a Small World After All, a day of global joy for families facing cancer. Oct 4 at Rebel Toronto. Sponsorships now open. ow.ly/zfGv50ZpHEy

David could not make it to Caleb's soccer game. This is why. July is Sarcoma and Bone Cancer Awareness Month. Over 10% of the families we support are navigating some form of bone cancer. If that is your family, we are here. ow.ly/qhx850Zku7L 💙 #BoneCancerAwareness

Through their Rock for Nankind events, Oui B. Jamon has raised $3,900 for families across Ontario facing cancer. 💛 Every dollar shows up for a family that needs it most. Inspired to do something similar? Start your own fundraiser today. [email protected] #Fundraising

Behind so many families facing cancer is a dad trying to hold everything together. This Father’s Day, we’re honouring the fathers, partners, caregivers, and loved ones carrying more than most people see 💛 Become a monthly donor: nankind.com #FathersDay

We didn't just hit our goal. We blew past it. $24,397 raised. 💚 Leah, Sara, Mia, Max, Owen, Jenny and Zoe are going to camp this summer. Canoes, campfires, friends who get it. Thank you to every donor and @BramptonBrick for matching every dollar 🏕️ Because of you.

We are $7,200 away from sending 24 kids to bereavement camp this summer. Camp is where they learn what healing feels like. Every dollar matched by Brampton Brick until 2PM. Don't let us get there without you. nankind.com 💛 #24HourCampaign #CampForKids #Camps

Tonight, 12 kids are waiting for an answer. Camp is where they stop waiting and start healing. Where they meet someone who just gets it. Where they get to laugh again. We need you right now. $24,000. Every dollar doubled. This is the moment. nankind.com/give/give-today/… 💛