Moving On is a 10-week oncology rehabilitation program designed to help adults with cancer move on past the challenges of their disease by decreasing fatigue, increasing strength and improving quality of life. … See details

A Vein Viewing machine will help our clinical staff to more easily find patients' veins, which means less needle sticks and less pain and discomfort. You can help us in our quest to keep our patients as pain free as possible by buying a sh... … See details

Cancer education models are used by care staff to inform patients about medical conditions. They help patients gain a better understanding of their own bodies and what is taking place internally. … See details

Portable CD players provide a way for patients to listen to therapeutic sounds, audiobooks, and music during treatments. … See details

Digital cameras can be given to patients with HIV or other terminal illnesses to preserve memories for their family members. Gifts like this can mean the world to a family with a terminal prognosis. Photos are a way of building a legacy and creating la... … See details

DVDs are needed throughout the hospital system to provide for patients in their rooms and for families in waiting areas. … See details

Our patients and their families need to relax, have some fun and make memories. Tickets to area concerts, productions, games and other events will make that possible. … See details

Gas cards are given to patients and their families whose finances make hospital visits difficult. Helping patients get to their appointments is a kindness the hospital is only able to provide with the generosity of donors. … See details

One of the side effects of chemotherapy is a sensitivity to cold. As a result, many of our patients are in need of gloves and scarfs during chilly, windy days. … See details

Lindi skin care products are specially made for patients who undergo cancer treatments that can cause severe skin damage. Skin issues are just one of many side effects of cancer treatment that can affect the quality of life of many patients. … See details