Gift cards
Kaylee spends a lot of days in the hospital right now, and gift cards have turned out to be one of the most useful things people can send.
Someone sent a DoorDash card last week. Kaylee got to scroll through, pick her own dinner, and have it show up in her room. When you're 11 and stuck in a hospital bed, choosing your own dinner is a bigger deal than it sounds.
The everyday cards do a different job. They let Cynthia get Alexis and Jackson what they need for back to school without leaving the hospital to go shopping for it.
Anyone can send one. You don't have to be an approved helper, and there's nothing to sign up for.
How to send one
Buy an eGift card from any of the stores below, and email it to:
info@helpkaylee.orgIt goes straight to the family.
If you'd rather send a physical card, email that same address first and a Family Admin will tell you where to mail it. We keep the family's address off this site.
Food, and dinner in the hospital
These are the ones getting used the most right now.
Everyday things, and back to school
Clothes, supplies, groceries, and the ordinary stuff that still has to get bought.
For Kaylee, Alexis, and Jackson
A little something that has nothing to do with treatment.
If you want to aim it
Kaylee and Alexis both love arts and crafts, and coloring.
Jackson is deep into soccer.
One thing to watch out for
Fundraisers for sick kids attract scammers. It happens often enough that we'd rather say this plainly than assume you already know.
Nobody from this family will ever text you, message you, or DM you asking for a gift card, a card number, or a redemption code. If someone does that, it isn't us. Report it and delete it.
The only address to send a card to is info@helpkaylee.org, and this site will never ask you for a card number.