Category: Event
Chai Blog: Restoring Hope
Chai Lifeline Restores Hope. As I reflect on the essence of my work as a case manager at Chai Lifeline, I have begun to see myself as a flag-bearer of hope. Almost daily, I encounter families who have had life- altering illnesses threaten the positive way with which they have lived. The frightening prognoses, the […]
Chai Blog: Avi’s Challah
We have always been supporters of the incredible work Chai Lifeline does in our community. However, 4 years ago we were deeply inspired by one Chai warrior in particular, Laura from Montreal, as she told her story at the “Sing for the Children” concert. Laura spoke about all the remarkable programs and services that had […]
Chai Blog: Orly
Everyone has the ability to donate, whether it’s your time, your money or even your smile. What our Chai Lifeline Canada volunteer committee members underscore during every planning session for every event, is the love and compassion we have for those who need our help, with the respect and gratitude for those who are so […]
Chai Blog: Yummy Schachter
Over the past 11 years, my wife and I have had the pleasure of volunteering for Chai Lifeline Canada. We watched as one man, Mordy Rothman, took his vision of helping as many families struggling with the effects of childhood illness, and built what is today one of the greatest support organizations we’ve ever seen. […]
Chai Blog: Heidi W
When I spoke with Sonya from Chai Lifeline about this blog post, she suggested I write about why it’s so important for me to fundraise for them. Why is it important to my family? Let’s be honest: I have a lot going on as a single parent to my 3 young kids, Brooke (10), Zachary […]
The Faces of Hope
Chai Lifeline Honours Dr. Michael Apkon, President & CEO of SickKids, Toronto The partnerships that Chai Lifeline builds with hospitals around the world provide crucial support that makes hospital stays easier and more pleasant for young patients and their families. Chai Lifeline and Chai Lifeline Canada are proud to partner with SickKids Foundation and its president and CEO, Dr. Michael Apkon. […]
