A Special Bag

If you are looking for a craft project for your family, your church, your girl scout troop, your quilters group or just a group of girlfriends that want to do something nice to help children with cancer, I have the perfect idea! Why not make bead bags? Bead bags are an easy project that mean the world to a child with cancer. Bead bags give children a special place to store the beads that they cherish when they are not able to wear them. They also give them a special way to easily carry them back and forth from the hospital or a special keepsake location to store them while they are off enduring difficult tests or procedures. 

Learn more about the Beads of Courage ProgramBead Bags

No minimum commitment needed. You can make 2, 10, 20, 50 or 100. Just make them! I promise you... as you complete a bag and tuck a special note of enCOURAGEment into it, you will get a warm and cozy feeling knowing that you touched the life of a child having a REALLY hard time right now.

Download the Pattern Guidelines below and let us know that you want to make some bags so we can send you the labels that go on them. Contact us by sending us an email or giving us a call at 919-339-1214.

Bead Bag Pattern Guidelines

Bead Bag Note of enCOURAGEment

 


 

Striving for More is really proud of the fact that we brought the Beads of Courage program to the North Carolina Childrens Hospital and we fund their program in its entirety. In addition, although we did bring Beads of Courage to Duke, we also fund their Pediatric Hematology Oncology program as well. We love the Beads of Courage program and are encouraged to hear the wonderful feedback from the children and the families. We believe that this program has enriched the lives of these children and it truly is in line with our mission to deliver quality emotional care to children with cancer and their families.

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Reader Comments

  1. Sonny

    August 05, 2011 10:14 AM | Permalink

    Glad I've finally found smtoeihng I agree with!
  2. Eugene Darrow

    October 02, 2011 11:37 PM | Permalink

    I am the Program Chair for the Optimist Club of Raleigh and read the wonderful article about Diane Moore's work with childhood cancer. (N&O issue 10-2-2011).
    The Optimist Motto is Help Youth. I would like to talk with Mrs. Moore and invite her to speak at one of our meetings.
    Please call me at (919) 781-7555.
  3. Eugene Darrow

    October 02, 2011 11:49 PM | Permalink

    This is additional comment. I am program chair at the Optimist Club of Raleigh and we have a program called THE MILE of HOPE. We take 25 children with cancer and their families to the beach for a weekend. Would like to talk to Mrs Moore about speaking to our club about her program.
    (919) 781-7555

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