women's
wellness night
Pirate's Booty is a sponsor of the Women's Integrative Wellness Night, providing healthy snacks for the women and children of the Ronald McDonald House NYC!
BELLA Magazine is a sponsor of the Women's Integrative Wellness Night, providing support for the women and children of the Ronald McDonald House NYC!
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NOW Health Group is a sponsor of the Women's Integrative Wellness Night, providing nutritional supplements for the women and children of the Ronald McDonald House NYC!
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Sponsors Needed
REFRESHMENT SPONSOR: Healthy drinks, fruit platter, vegetable platter, hummus, pita wedges, dark chocolate for approximately 30 guests.
GIFT BAG ITEMS: Items to fill our gift bags for the Mothers and Caregivers who attend the event; such as, vitamins, healthy snacks that they can eat on the go, skin care products, bath products, personal hygiene products.
REJUVENATION: We need massage therapists, skin care technicians, nail technicians, reiki masters, hair stylists or other services to provide relaxation and rejuvenation to our guests.
Arms Wide Open Childhood Cancer Foundation
P.O. Box 258, Marlboro, NJ 07746
For more information you can email us at www.awoccf.org
Arms Wide Open Childhood Cancer Foundation is a registered
501(c)(3) public charity.
Monthly Women’s Integrative Wellness Night
For the Women of New York City’s
Ronald McDonald House
Location:
Ronald McDonald House of NYC
405 East 73rd Street
New York, NY 10021
WHY:The Ronald McDonald House provides temporary housing for pediatric cancer patients and their families. These families come from all over the United States and the world to receive treatment at some of the top pediatric cancer hospitals that are located in New York City. Often families are separated as one parent needs to remain at home to work or care for other children. The caregivers who accompany the children devote all their time and energy to visiting hospitals, caring for their sick child and hoping the treatments will work magic.
PURPOSE OF OUR EVENT: Our hope is to provide these amazing women with some respite from their burdens. We plan to have a nutritionist and personal trainer to speak with the women about healthy diets on the go and exercises they can do while inpatient with their children. We will also have massage therapy, reflexology, reiki, acupressure, facials and haircuts available for the women that night. We will be holding this Women’s Wellness Night the second Wednesday of every month. The children will be engaged with Arms Wide Open Childhood Cancer Foundation volunteers while their moms rejuvenate their mind, body and spirit. We will also present the mothers with gift totes and we will all enjoy a light meal.
Arms Wide Open Childhood Cancer Foundation is
a registered 501(c)(3) public charity.
Arms Wide Open Childhood Cancer Foundation
Arms Wide Open Childhood Cancer Foundation's mission is to promote and advance the science and art of medicine related to the study of pediatric cancer cells and related structures, to support and enhance education in pediatric oncology fields, to support and enhance pediatric oncology research and in allied fields, to facilitate, improve prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disorders affecting pediatric cancer cells and related structures and doing and engaging in any and all activiites that may be necessary or incidental to any or all of the foregoing purposes.
Our mission
Our mission is to (1) provide funds to medical and/or scientific personnel and/or institutions to participate in local, regional and/or national research programs for the study of pediatric cancer diseases and allied fields in effort to treat and/or cure such diseases, (2) to provide educational materials and/or medical equipment to medical and/or scientific personnel and/or institutions for the study of pediatric cancer and related diseases in effort to treat and/or cure such diseases, (3) to provide literary information, support and education concerning pediatric cancer and related diseases to medical and/or scientific personel as well as the general public at no cost in an effort to raise public awareness of such diseases so as to promote early detection and treatment.
