Ron and Sherry Nush: A Couple’s Heart for Sharing Hope
For many volunteers at Phil’s Friends, serving is more than an act of kindness—it’s a calling. For Ron and Sherry Nush, volunteering together has become a meaningful way to live […]
Phil’s Friends’ blog is a space of encouragement and connection for those in Chicago and beyond. It shares Christ-centered stories of hope, highlights the experiences of our incredible volunteers, and offers valuable resources for individuals and families impacted by cancer.
Three Generations, One Mission: A Family’s Legacy of Serving with Phil’s Friends
It’s not unusual to see families volunteering side by side at a Phil’s Friends Hope Center, decorating and assembling Care Packages, tying fleece blankets, coloring and writing Cards of Hope. […]
Alyce Weidner: Crafting Comfort for Cancer Patients
When a cancer patient opens their Care Package and pulls out its contents, many exclaim over the lovely, knitted hats, which they can use during their treatments in chilly infusion […]
Amanda Spizziri: In Her Own Words
After my mom passed away unexpectedly at the start of COVID, I felt a deep desire to give back, but I struggled to find a charity that I truly aligned […]
Greg & Dorothy Neighbor: Serving Together, Impacting Many
Since early 2017, Greg and Dorothy Neighbor have set aside every Thursday morning to serve at Phil’s Friends in Addison, IL. What started from a simple invitation grew into a […]
Angie’s Story: Purpose in the Pain
When looking at Angie Norton, you first, of course, notice that part of her neck is missing. But you soon forget that once she begins speaking. Her voice is sweetly […]
