Pink Chair Project Rva

Our goal is to provide you with a chair that will help you sleep while you recover and cannot lay flat in a bed. Our idea to provide electric recliners in Virginia came from a mastectomy patient, and our leader, Linda Caruthers. We would like to show you a description here but the site wont allow us.

Pink Chair Project RVA. 410 likes10 talking about this1 was here. Helping post-surgery breast cancer patients heal in comfort with...

The Pink Chair Project is a nonprofit organization founded by a breast cancer survivor and her daughter. They provide electric reclining chairs to help people recover from surgery and treatment. In association with the Hawthorne Cancer Center, Pink Chair Project RVA is dedicated to delivering comfort and support for post-surgery breast cancer patients.

Their chairscomplete with quilts and comfort itemsserve as a healing respite for those recovering. We provide financial, emotional, and material support to cancer patients and their families when they need it most. The Pink Chair Project RVA program is made possible by The Hawthorne...

Linda Caruthers is a breast cancer survivor and founder of The Pink Chair Project RVA. Our Mission & Vision is to grant electric remote-controlled chairs for post-surgery breast cancer patients, to heal in comfort. The Pink Chair Project RVA grants remote-controlled chairs for post-surgery breast cancer patients to heal in comfort.

GENERAL ADMISSION TICKET: General admission tickets for this event are $35 per person and include bowling, shoes, appetizers, and fun! They both encourage focus and concentration, and a finished project provides a sense of accomplishment, boosting self-esteem, which can lead to an improved mood over time. As can be seen by the continued success of Pink Chair Project RVA, connecting with the community is vital, impactful, and growing. This edition celebrates the various types of community support we have received that have contributed to our impact on the families of the Greater Richmond area.