Chemo Care Love Packages

Chemotherapy is an emotional and uncomfortable experience for cancer warriors. My mother and I saw this first-hand and wanted to do something to provide comfort. In 2015, the idea of Chemo Care Love Packages came to fruition.

It is a community initiative in which we provide a bag full of gifts to patients with items such as blankets, satin pillowcases, head turbans, journals, gripped socks, gift cards, and more to show that we see them and care. 

Chemo Care Love Packages was also created in honor of my Aunt Zoey, who passed away from Breast Cancer in 2014. We are honoring her life by giving hope, love, and a smile to the lives of other warriors.

In the past, we have worked with Brookdale Hospital and Maimonides Hospital in Brooklyn, New York. As of 2024, we have expanded to Columbia, South Carolina, and will work with South Carolina Oncology and the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston.

Our goal is to serve at least (50) warriors twice a year. Help us exceed this!

Follow our journey on Instagram @chemocarelovepackages

Check out For The Love of Zoey’s website www.fortheloveofzoey.com

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Logo with stylized text "Zoey" in pink, surrounded by the phrase "For the love of" in black.

We’ve Made donating easy by creating an Amazon Wishlist of items we will need to create our care packages.

Outdoor sign for SC Oncology Associates at 166 Stoneridge Dr, featuring a logo and landscape with trees and blue sky.
Three women standing together indoors, two wearing blue shirts with "Zoey" written on them. A stack of blue bags is visible on a cabinet next to them. Office setting with a landscape painting on the wall.
Multiple blue and black reusable tote bags with "Zoey" branding, arranged in front of a framed landscape painting depicting a grassy field and trees at sunrise.
A variety of items neatly arranged on a kitchen countertop, including stacks of folded blankets, crossword puzzle books, paper bags labeled 'Bedsure,' blue tote bags, colorful socks in plastic bags, paper notepads, pens, and other small items.
Group of people wearing masks and holding pink-themed bags with breast cancer awareness ribbons in a hospital setting.

2021 Care Packages

Thanks to your support we were able to pack (50) of these beautiful care packages.