Grace's Gift

Grace's Gift "Life is short mom. you got to get to the point." - Grace Skief

so much wisdom for such a young person, who left behind such a huge legacy of love.

We desire to honor our daughter, Grace Skief, who lost her battle to DIPG. Her fun-loving, generous and creative spirit and her compassion for those in need are the inspiration for this charity. Words spoken as she fought bravely, "Life is short mom, you got to get to the point." ring in my mind, drawing me to the conclusion that love is the point. In this spirit we wish to offer hope through unco

nditional love to children and their families affected by pediatric cancer, especially pediatric brain cancer by providing fun and an opportunity to be valued by other children. Practically speaking we intend to offer memorial gifts to bereaved parents of kids lost to DIPG. We also intend to ease the burden of families fighting pediatric cancer by offering hospitality through party fun and gift giving, especially at Christmas as well as promote awareness of pediatric cancer. In this endeavor we hope to inspire kids to help other kids that are struggling with cancer so we can encourage kids to love one another through acts of compassion.

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Bunker Hill, IL
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We desire to honor our daughter, Grace Skief, who lost her battle to DIPG. Her fun-loving, generous and creative spirit and her compassion for those in need are the inspiration for this charity. Words spoken as she fought bravely, "Life is short mom, you got to get to the point." ring in my mind, drawing me to the conclusion that love is the point. In this spirit we wish to offer hope through unconditional love to children and their families affected by pediatric cancer, especially pediatric brain cancer by providing fun and an opportunity to be valued by other children. Practically speaking we intend to offer memorial gifts to bereaved parents of kids lost to DIPG. We also intend to ease the burden of families fighting pediatric cancer by offering hospitality through party fun and gift giving, especially at Christmas as well as promote awareness of pediatric cancer. In this endeavor we hope to inspire kids to help other kids that are struggling with cancer so we can encourage kids to love one another through acts of compassion.