THROUGH SMALL ACTS OF
KINDNESS, COMPASSION,
AND UNDERSTANDING

We can make a significant difference

in the lives of those facing cancer, and contribute
to their overall well-being and happiness.

Blanket Day Popup

Community Event

Sign up for Blanket Day

Join families and friends who care. Make a cozy fleece blanket for a child facing cancer and add a little hope to their day.

Fighting Cancer of All Colors Fighting Cancer of All Colors Fighting Cancer of All Colors Fighting Cancer of All Colors Fighting Cancer of All Colors Fighting Cancer of All Colors Fighting Cancer of All Colors Fighting Cancer of All Colors

OUR MISSION

Our mission is to use our platform to raise awareness and provide services to cancer patients, their families, and communities.
We are devoted to giving moral support to help strengthen and encourage those affected by cancer.

5

Partnering Hospitals

125+

Blankets Provided

116+

Families Fed

KENNEDY PARKER: HER STORY

At the age of 21, Kennedy was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer called "Ewing Sarcoma"

D0208ab7 16a9 4fd0 9a25 765edb46fd77 preview

Her Story

OUR VISION

Our vision is to bring smiles to families impacted by cancer through the effort of fighting for a world without cancer.

Cancer Picked The Wrong Chick:
The Story Of The Sarcoma Warrior

This picture book is dedicated to all the “Cancer Warriors” who conquered cancer and all who are still fighting the good fight. For those who are still fighting, we pray that our journey was and is an inspiration and can be used as a platform for you to continue to push through. If there is nothing you can take from this book to encourage you, then please remember “GOD HAS THE LAST WORD” and this too shall pass. Stay strong and know that we love each and every one of you who has been touched by this horrible disease. From Kennedy M. Parker and Family, Our Pictures Tell Our Story.

Get Your Copy

Staying in the loop at ProjectKennedy.org means getting firsthand updates about what our nonprofit is doing. Project launch news, upcoming events like Blanket Day, heartfelt ways to volunteer or support families facing cancer, plus stories of hope from Kennedy’s legacy. It’s not about research fundraising, it’s about spreading comfort through care packages, handmade blankets, gift cards, community walks, and more.