Hats for Hope was originally founded by Kim Heath, a Brown Cancer Center patient, as a way to honor those battling cancer. The event carries a special meaning for Lindsey Gibson, Heath’s ...

She had no plans for what actually happened: founding Delaware Head Huggers, a one-woman organization that has donated more than 45,000 hand-knitted hats to cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy ...

Price said that her time spent with cancer patients inspired her to get involved after she saw Caps for Cancer on the fair's website. By the time last year’s fair came around, she had crocheted ...

Dr. Thomas Schwaab, medical director of the cancer center and leader of its Cancer Service Line, says Delaware Head Huggers does more than provide hats, giving warmth to chemotherapy patients who ...

One of the most challenging parts of cancer treatment is the hair loss, but thanks to one non-profit, it doesn't have to be.

CINCINNATI — A Christ Hospital patient is giving back by expanding access to cool cap therapy for cancer patients. Francie Pepper, 83, was diagnosed with cancer 3 years ago.

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Cancer patients and survivors walk the runway during the second annual Kim Heath Hats for Hope Fashion Show at Mellwood Art Center on Sunday, March 10, 2024.

When the deliveries are made, students offer more prayers to each patient. Teacher Lesli Ericson says many students continue to knit even after they leave third grade. One student even went on to high ...

Scalp cooling, or cold caps, kept me from going bald while undergoing chemo for breast cancer. But why don’t more insurance companies cover it? I had an easier time accepting the recommendation ...

“The Kim Heath Hats for Hope Fashion Show represents everything Kim loved: the Derby, fashion, shopping and most importantly, supporting the cause to beat cancer,” said Chris Fulkerson ...