Author: Kennedy Tessier

The foundation grows through relationships, not just deliveries. Hospital teams help us understand where comfort bags may be useful and how to arrange a respectful handoff. Businesses and community groups help us gather resources. Volunteers help turn boxes of supplies into carefully packed gifts. Each partner brings something different. One may have practical knowledge, another…

Cancer changes so much. It changes routines, plans, priorities, and sometimes the way an entire family moves through everyday life. There are appointments, treatments, long drives, waiting rooms, difficult conversations, and so many unknowns. And in the middle of all of that, sometimes the smallest comforts can mean the most. That is why the Glen…

The name on our foundation means everything to our family. Glen was more than a name on a banner or a story in an introduction. He was my dad. When I talk about why this foundation exists, I am talking about love, loss and the wish to make a difficult experience a little gentler for…

A donation is never just a number on a spreadsheet. For our foundation, every gift represents someone choosing to make room for another person’s comfort. It might cover part of a blanket order, help us purchase practical supplies, or give us the confidence to plan another round of bags. We take that responsibility seriously. We…

Thank You, Steel Reef Thanks to Steel Reef’s generous donation of $2,500, your support will go directly toward helping us create comfort baskets for individuals and families affected by cancer throughout Saskatchewan. Every dollar brings us closer to reaching more people with a little extra comfort, encouragement, and care during an incredibly difficult time. We…

Some stories begin with a big idea. Ours began with a person we loved. The Glen Adnam Cancer Comfort Basket Foundation was created in memory of my dad, Glen. Losing someone to cancer changes the way you see the world. It makes you notice the small comforts, the people who show up, and the moments…