Supporting Cancer Thrivers Everywhere.
Empowering the cancer community to thrive,
not just survive.
By providing the first nonprofit universal gift registry, trusted recommendations, and essential resources, we’re transforming the act of giving and receiving support throughout every cancer experience.
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Registry
Its hard to ask for help, especially when you just received a life changing diagnosis. It can be overwhelming to know where to begin. Our free gift registry is an easy way to ask for the help you need and deserve.
Recommendations
Not sure what to add to your registry? Browse our expertly curated product recommendations vetted by real cancer patients. Our inclusive filters help you find the relevant products and services based on your specific situation.
Resources
Our comprehensive, easy-to-navigate directory of resources consists of our trusted community nonprofit partners that provide free support services that help patients and their families in all areas of their care.
A Gift Registry for Cancer Thrivers and Supporters
By Patients, For Patients.
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Boys Chemo Kit
Introducing The Boys Chemo Kit, the ultimate cancer care package for young boys undergoing chemotherapy treatment. This kit is designed to provide comfort, entertainment, and inspiration to young boys during their chemotherapy journey.
Inside, you'll find a plush stuffed animal toy and a fidget toy, to help him relax and unwind after a long day of treatment.
To keep his hands busy and his mind active, we included a fidget toy and notepad. Additionally, a creative coloring face mask pack, where he can design his own face mask just how he chooses.
We also included a journal, so he can document his journey and reflect on his progress.
With The Boys Chemo Kit - Chemo Care Package, young boys will have everything they need to make their chemotherapy sessions as comfortable and stress-free as possible. Treat a young boy in your life today and give him the support he needs during this difficult time.
*All items are subject to change based upon availability but will be replaced with a similar item of equal or greater value
Sleep Again Pillow System
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Read what our Registry users have to say...
"WeGotThis.org has helped me feel comfortable leaning on friends and family."
"I wish this was around when I was first diagnosed because it is a wonderful idea."
"You're a great organization. Just knowing you're out there helps."
"It provided me w/ community support from my peers. I was feeling isolated but, receiving help has let me know, I am not alone!"
"I made a registry, shared it on Facebook and my list was almost fully purchased within a few hours."
"It has given me an opportunity to believe and hope that it is possible to have a support system that will cheer me on and encourage me to heal and thrive."
"The items on my registry are things that can brighten up my day, help bring comfort, or provide some relief from my daily pain."
"Elissa and the WeGotThis organization has stepped in to join me in celebration when I finished chemotherapy"
"I never knew anything like this existed."
"The items on my registry are things that can brighten up my day, help bring comfort, or provide some relief from my daily pain."
"They have given me hope that someone out in the world wants to help and make a difference for people like me."
"It's great that I can update and change things as my life and needs change."
WeGotThis.org was founded by Elissa Kalver, a stage 4 Metastatic Breast Cancer Thriver.
After receiving a life changing cancer diagnosis 1 year after her daughter Ellie was born, Elissa felt overwhelmed at the thought of answering the daunting question “how can I help?” - words uttered by all well-intentioned families and friends. During her 5th round of chemo, Elissa received countless tokens of blankets and candles that were thoughtful, but not all that helpful. From this sparked the thought, “what if there was something like a wedding or baby registry that could offer all of the things a cancer patient actually needs?”
