When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Lemonade
Supporting families at Boston Children’s Hospital during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month September 2025
"When Life Give You Lemons, Make Lemonade" is a heartfelt gifting campaign that provides thoughtfully curated care boxes to families whose child receives long-term treatment at Boston Children’s Hospital. Designed for caregivers and anyone needing a meaningful lift, it’s filled with items chosen to provide comfort, encouragement, strength, and light during challenging moments.
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Founding Sunshine Sponsor
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Sweet Sponsor
Founding Bright Citrus Sponsor
Lemon Seed Sponsors
Every year at Boston Children’s Hospital, children and their families face the life-changing diagnosis of pediatric cancer.
The emotional, physical, and financial toll is profound.
This September, for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we’re delivering hope and comfort to caregivers—one box at a time.
Curated Care Boxes - SOLD OUT
Comfort essentials for caregivers: water bottle, electrolytes, mints, and lotion
A keepsake journal + inspiration booklet.
Grocery and gas cards to help caregivers with some of the financial burden that goes along with caring for a family member.
A handwritten card from a current BCH parent to remind them they are not alone.
A message from
Sarah Wroblewski
I’m the mother of Declan, a brave boy diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer when he was just three years old. He underwent a 10-hour brain surgery and then earned a long term stay at Boston Children’s Hospital. Declan underwent 6 rounds of high dose chemotherapy and 3 rounds of stem cell transplant. It is so hard to watch your child endure some of the hardest days of their lives and battle through excruciating pain. We spent nearly 9 months under the care of the incredible team at Boston Children’s Hospital. Still... It was not home, but I found comfort in the small things and appreciated the support from others. This is why, when Belle Box Co. asked me to collaborate with a caregiver box, I was more than eager to participate. These items were selected to support families who have no choice but to brave the storm they never chose to be in. Water... if anything... drink water. Having a personal water bottle with the option to add electrolytes made staying hydrated easier than sipping from paper cups each day. The hospital environment is very sterile and very dry. Along with staying hydrated, having a moisturizer was the unexpected necessity during our extended stays. During some of the toughest moments and days...having some assistance like Nuero Mints to remain calm and keep my child’s fear at bay was important. An item I would have never thought of before this experience. Lastly, there were times when so many questions would come to mind, especially in the middle of the night. Having a source to document these thoughts and put them on paper is essential for long term stays of a critically ill child. Writing also became my outlet during his treatment and why I really pushed to have a journal in this caregiver box.
Jennifer O’Hare
Jennifer O’Hare is the founder of Belle Box Co., a Boston-based company that transforms gifting into a meaningful expression of brand values, human connection, and shared experience. After building a successful career in corporate retail, Jennifer set out to build something more personal-something rooted in service, storytelling, and relationships that truly matter.
As a mother of three, Jennifer is driven by the values of generosity, service, and impact-instilled in her by a family of caregivers and public servants. Belle Box Co. reflects that spirit, creating moments that make people feel seen and celebrated. Through initiatives like Gifting for Good, Jennifer is building a community of brands that believe business can be a force for good.
Kate Marr
Kate Marr is a design-driven visionary who helps organizations communicate with clarity, creativity, and purpose. As CEO of Infinite Creative Media, she brings over 20 years of experience in brand storytelling and creative direction across the finance, healthcare, and education sectors.
A proud mother of two, Kate is deeply committed to using her skills to create a meaningful impact. She believes in the power of collaboration and community, as well as using her talents to give back—whether through creative partnerships, volunteering, or organizing initiatives that inspire hope and connection. At the core of her work is a simple belief: When we come together with purpose, we can create something truly powerful.
Sarah Wroblewski
Former Boston TV Meteorologist
Sarah Wroblewski is a former Boston TV Meteorologist. She and her husband have four kids including their 5-year-old son Declan who is battling Medulloblastoma, a rare form of brain cancer. Sarah has put her career on hold to support her son who has been a long-term patient at Boston Children's Hospital, and a patient at the Jimmy Fund Clinic. Declan still undergoes maintenance monitoring testing and treatment in Boston. Sarah supports every family that has to endure the horrific diagnosis of childhood cancer. No child should have to endure cancer, and no family should have to pivot life to fight for their chance of survival.
Individual Support
​We invite everyone to partner with us to bring light and support to families during one of the hardest moments of their lives.
Levels of Lemonade:
Making Lemonade Gift Box
$55
Making Lemonade Gift Box + Gift Card
$80
Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities
We invite you to become a Corporate Sponsor and partner with us to bring light and support to families at Boston Children’s Hospital.
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Sunshine Sponsor
$5,000 Contribution
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Sweet Sponsor
$2,500 Contribution
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