Ethan's Ohana

10/01/2026

💛 Thank You, NCL, Sienna Chapter! 🎗️

A huge thank you to the amazing moms and daughters from Sienna National Charity League (NCL) who volunteered at the Ethan’s Ohana booth during the Sienna Community Garage Sale! 💛

Special thanks to Blessy and Kimberly for all the prep work and coordination that made it happen. We couldn’t have done it without you!

We are so grateful for everyone who gave their time to help us raise money for pediatric cancer patients and their families while continuing to spread kindness in Ethan’s name. 🎗️💛

We are so thankful to have you as part of Ethan’s Ohana. 💛

09/25/2026

We are incredibly grateful to Fort Bend ISD for sharing Ethan’s story during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. 💛

Ethan was a Fort Bend ISD student from kindergarten through middle school, and this story does something that means so much to our family. It remembers him for who he was, not just for the cancer he fought.

He was smart, funny, curious, kind, a violin player, a LEGO builder, a Stitch fan, and yes, the kid who learned to solve a Rubik’s cube in the hospital and then made the doctors and nurses mix it up so he could solve it again.

That cube became part of Ethan’s story, and eventually part of ours.

Through Ethan’s Ohana, we have now shared more than 3,500 Rubik’s cubes with pediatric cancer patients, all because of something that brought Ethan a little joy during treatment.

Thank you to Fort Bend ISD and Tonya Thomas for taking the time to tell his story and for continuing to say his name.

💛 No child forgotten.

Read the story here:

09/20/2026

Grateful to be part of Hearts of Sienna today, supporting childhood cancer families and sharing the mission of Ethan’s Ohana. 💛

We had the chance to talk about Ethan, why Ethan’s Ohana exists, and why something as simple as a Rubik’s cube can mean so much to a child going through cancer treatment.

Our mission remains simple: no child and no family should feel forgotten.

Thank you to Hearts of Sienna for inviting us to be part of such a meaningful afternoon.

It’s not just a cube. It’s hope. 💛

09/20/2026

Ethan was represented at CureFest this weekend. 💛

His face was on the Angel Wall, alongside so many other children who should still be here.

And his shoes were placed on the lawn near the Washington Monument, representing another child lost to childhood cancer.

Seeing these photos is hard. We would much rather those shoes be on his feet and that photo just be another school picture sitting somewhere in our house.

But we are grateful Ethan was remembered.

His name matters. His story matters. And we will keep saying it.

Ethan Perry. Forever 12. Forever loved. 💛

09/17/2026

Hope you can join us this Sunday, September 20 at 4 pm!

09/13/2026

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09/01/2026

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. 💛
For our family, childhood cancer will always have a name.

Ethan.

He was 12 years old when cancer took his life, and he is the reason Ethan’s Ohana exists today.

This month, we ask you to remember that behind every gold ribbon is a child, a family and a story.

We will keep saying Ethan’s name.

We will keep showing up for these kids.

And we will keep working to make sure no child is left behind or forgotten.

08/10/2026

Introducing our 2026 Ethan’s Ohana shirt design 💛

This year’s shirt carries a simple message:
It’s not just a cube. It’s hope.

The heart-shaped cube was created specifically for this year’s Childhood Cancer Awareness merchandise. It’s a special design that reflects the hope these cubes bring to children facing cancer.

The new merchandise is available now through our Bonfire store. All proceeds benefit Ethan’s Ohana.

Buy Ethan's Ohana 2026 Clothing merchandise that supports Ethans Ohana. Featuring Space Black Allmade Eco Triblend Unisex Tees, professionally printed in the USA.

08/08/2026

A little something new was added to Ethan’s bench at Baines Middle School. ❤️

The school reached out and asked if we would like to add something that shared more about Ethan and Ethan’s Ohana.

Of course, we said yes.

Now, if a student walks by that bench someday and wonders, “Who was Ethan Perry?” they can learn a little more about him and the good that continues in his name.

For us, that means a lot.

Because Ethan may not be sitting on that bench, but his story is still there. 💛

06/21/2026