Cuddle Clouds signs on as a Corporate Sponsor for "Sarah's Gift" - a gift of comfort for children undergoing cancer treatments.

"When Ms. Browning contacted us about "Sarah's Gift", we were eager to assist," states Jamie Copenhaver-Cribbs, President of Cuddle Clouds. "Cuddle Clouds has a strong commitment to community service and Sarah's Gift was a perfect fit for us."

Sarah’s Gift was created with the help of 12-year old cancer patient, Sarah, who underwent a bone marrow transplant in August 2003 at Seattle Children’s Hospital. This kit is packaged in a backpack and provides a means of transportation for an IV bag and pump, along with personal care items, toys and games that stimulate the mind and provide a creative outlet, as well as gifts and resources for the caregiver.

“The response to “Sarah’s Gift” has been wonderful,” states Browning, founder of Cancer Comfort. “Product vendors have been most helpful in providing products needed for the kits, and we are truly grateful. Cuddle Clouds are extremely-plush, cloud shaped companions of comfort; great for snuggling and comforting. Each one offers a message of Faith, Hope, Joy, or Love." Browning continues, "Having Cuddle Clouds as a Gold Sponsor has helped us tremendously and we are very excited to be able to provide a cloud in each kit."

Cancer Comfort offers an exclusive line of Daily Comfort Kits, specifically designed for individuals undergoing chemotherapy and radiation treatments. The gift line includes all-natural, unscented personal care items, which take into consideration the special needs of the cancer patient.

"We have raised 90% of the funds and are accepting individual donations on our website. One more Platinum Corporate Sponsor would allow us to provide Sarah's Gift to all the children on the oncology unit" states Browning. "We're confident we will reach our goal of donating 30 kits to Seattle Children's Hospital."

To make a donation, become a sponsor, or obtain additional information visit the Cancer Comfort website at www.cancercomfort.com.