Dream Spa Medical is proud to partner with The Boston House to support families of children undergoing cancer treatment at Dana-Farber and Boston Children’s Hospital and we need YOUR help! Together, we can make healing a little easier and help families stay close to their children during treatment. Join us in turning care into action, because when you do good, you feel good.
Donations of over $50 receive a FREE "dream necklace"
Why We’re Doing This?
At Dream Spa Medical, we believe beauty and wellness go far beyond skin deep. For us it’s about how we care for one another. In honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness, we’re proud to partner with The Boston House: Hope and Healing for Children with Cancer, an organization that offers vital support to families facing one of the most difficult journeys imaginable.
Families with children undergoing cancer treatment often travel far from home, and many face overwhelming emotional and financial stress. Parents sleep on hospital couches, skip meals, and miss work; all to stay by their child’s side. These families deserve more than just hope; they deserve comfort, community, and a safe place to land.
About The Boston House
The Boston House is a nonprofit organization located in Brookline, Massachusetts, just steps away from Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Boston Children’s Hospital. Since 1979, The Boston House has provided a warm, supportive, and fully furnished place to stay for families of children battling cancer, completely free of charge.
Each year, The Boston House serves hundreds of families from across the country and around the world. Whether a family is staying for a few days or several months, the House offers more than a bed; it offers home-cooked meals, quiet spaces, community connection, and emotional support. By supporting The Boston House, you’re helping ensure no family ever has to go through their child’s cancer treatment alone.
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Bring comfort during the hardest moments
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Provide meals, housing, and emotional support
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Keep families close to their children during hospital stays
