Dave and Becky are both undergoing treatment for lung cancer. Thanks to generous people, these special cotton Hug A Heart Hats are producing big smiles for this couple.

We were hugging hearts today at Baylor Hospital. Linda is battling pancreatic cancer. Through the Hug A Heart Foundation, she is enjoying her complimentary hat with attachable bangs. A smile does say a thousand words.

It makes you feel better! The emotional part of you has to help itself.

I think they're adorable. There is no movement side to side. It stays in place. . . . It dresses everything up!

Thank you so much for the turban. I wore it once and have gotten so many compliments. People are asking where I got it. Again, thank you. Merry Christmas to you & your family

I have had a problem with my hair thinning as I have aged. The hats are absolutely wonderful, they are so much cooler than a wig, and in seconds I am ready to go. I never have a bad hair day with my pretty hat and scarf

I had a PetScan done at the end of June and no cancer was detected! I am now in remission and so incredibly grateful for people like you who are praying for and making and providing hats for people like me. Thank you so much and stay safe!

Hi Cindi, I am Renda. I came and saw you back in August 2019 when I was diagnosed with lymphoma. You were so kind and generous with me. I just wanted to let you know that you can check me off your prayer wall becasue I have been cleared and now in completed remission. Thank God. God bless you and all the wonderful work you do.

Dear Cindi and Hug a Heart Foundation. Thank you so much for all the pillows and hats you donate for our patients. The patients just love them and they really bring joy to their lives at such a hard time. Thank you so very much!

The mastectomy pillows were essential during my recovery from a double mastectomy. I received two of them while I was in the hospital. After having breast cancer surgery, it is often difficult to get comfortable when sleeping. The pillows were the perfect shape and size and worked wonderfully. I also used them for comfort and to protect tender areas while driving. They always made me smile and reminded me that I was loved and supported. They also represented hope and provided a sense of peace. After my recovery, I became a volunteer for Hug a Heart Foundation. I mentioned the mastectomy pillows to Cindi. A few days later, she had made a pattern and had sewn several pillows to donate to cancer patients and hospitals. I was amazed at how she saw a need and immediately took action to meet the need. Her kindness and dedication to helping cancer patients warmed my heart. Hug a Heart Foundation is a wonderful organization that spreads love to cancer patients.