A Warrior's Home

Take a Bite out of Pediatric Cancer!

Click here to order cupcakes, cakes, brownies, and treats ~ for you in the Nashville area or to send to the hospital for the families Patrick's Everyday Warriors is supporting! All proceeds go directly to Patrick's Everyday Warriors!

Ever feel like you are "Walking through a Fire"?  Most of us have. During that fire ~ when the chaos is almost unbearable ~ we desire certainty. Patrick's Everyday Warriors provides certainty in the midst of chaos.

In most cases, a miracle/blessing is on the other side.  And sometimes, the walking part is the blessing, if we willingly use our eyes, ears, and heart. There is a reason why you are here!

This journey, the people who supported us, have inspired us to create Patrick's Everyday Warriors. We will focus on families who are fighting the battle of childhood cancer. We will acknowledge the siblings as warriors as well. We will be providing support, resources, events, and family and sibling days.

Four months can just be an acknowledgement of time.  Not quite half a year, more than a quarter.  Maybe just a short moment in your life.  Or four months, can make a difference.  Four months can impact your life.  Four months can change a lifetime.  It is up to you!

Patrick’s 4-month battle, fighting Medulablastoma (brain tumor), inspired a lifetime of warriors. Patrick's earthly fight may have ended, but his inspiration, his story, his warriorness continues through us.

That is why we want to keep on impacting … keep on sharing faith of warriors … love on sibling warriors … give mom warriors some pampering … give dad warriors strength … all through the eyes of a warrior.

We are suited up and ready to go.  Are you?  Thank you for joining us on this journey.
Patrick's Everyday Warriors ~ you are true heroes!

1. Guidebook to shine a light and help communicate with medical team and family

2. Fulfill a Dream: Telling Siblings they matter ~ that we care
Supporting Families through the entire journey
Sibling Events: Zoo, Museums, Concerts, Sporting Events
Parent Date Nights, Meals to the Hospital, Normalcy Days

3. Support after the journey "is over" because it never really is