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Why give a Basket of Care?
When we hear the news that a friend, coworker, neighbor, or family member has fallen ill or is no longer able to take care of themselves alone, our first response is “What can I do?” Often, we just want to send something along that lets them know how much we care and that we’re thinking of them. Flowers or plants just don’t fit the need. And what of the caregiver? How can you express that you care about them, too? It feels great to know that those who need your caring support have received a gift basket that truly says “I’m here to support you.”
Baskets of Care are designed by people who have experienced caregiving firsthand. Each basket is lovingly packaged with many things any patient or caregiver will need to help them through their journey. Whether it’s a small personal flashlight to prevent a fall at night or a warm blanket to make cold nights more comfortable, each item has been thoughtfully selected to say “I care about you and what you’re going through.” |
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Something for Everyone: |
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Items may change with availability. Customization upon request.
NOTE: Any of the cancer baskets can be modified to a caring basket.
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A Library of Love & Understanding:
No matter where you are in your journey, Joni’s books offer insight, support, and guidance for patients and caregivers. With every page turned, Joni holds your hand through the hurting, the healing, and the learning. And she tackles some of the most sensitive topics with understanding and gentle humor. |
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The Saving of Gordon: Lifelines to W-I-N Against Cancer—Written after years of experience and research, this book is full of tools that are essential for those living with any cancer diagnosis.
Price: $15.95
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The Cancer Patient W-I-N Book: Our Cancer Fight Journal—A workbook for staying organized through an often overwhelming array of cancer treatments.
Price: $7.50
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Understanding with Compassion: Help for Loved Ones and Caregivers of a Brain Illness Patient—Insights to help you with the personality and behavior changes that a dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, or stroke care receiver might experience.
Price: $10.00
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Connecting through Compassion: Guidance for Family and Friends of a Brain Cancer Patient—The mental, physical, and emotional changes after a brain cancer diagnosis can be felt quickly, are usually more severe, and can be a precursor to end-of-life. After experiencing this with her husband, Joni offers this book to help others because it wasn’t available when she desperately needed it.
Price: $10.00
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The Losing of Gordon: A Beacon through the Storm Called “Grief”—Grief is something that we’ll all experience at some point in our lives. In this book, Joni offers grief insights and tips to help you through the grief “process.”
Price: $10.00
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Our Daily Connection—Our Daily Connection: Our Journal for Brain Illness Caregivers to Share Facts, Fun and Feelings—A thirty-one day journal for noting everything from changes in the patient to expressed emotions of both the caregiver and care receiver. Activities have been proven to improve negative behavior in brain illness patients, so each of the thirty days has a "Theme of the Day" designed to break up the "same old, same old" routines and add a little fun, including songs, activities and food designed around that theme.
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Hope Notes:
If you want to say “thank you” or just drop a note to say “I’m thinking of you,” these notecards are the perfect way to drop a line to a patient or caregiver to let them know you care. |
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Cancer Ribbon Notecards
Set of 20 (Envelopes Included)
$12.50
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Basket of Care Logo Thank You Notecards
Set of 20 (Envelopes Included)
$12.50
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Basket of Care Logo Notecards
Set of 20 (Envelopes Included)
$12.50
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