Help Kin Wellness Meet Its $5K Challenge; Donations Now Being Accepted

DOYLESTOWN, PA — There is still time to help the Kin Wellness Center meet the Epstein Challenge, but time is running out.

The Epstein Humanitarian Fund is promising to donate $5,000 to Kin if the community can match that amount with donations. Kin Wellness Center in Buckingham offers support services free of charge to cancer patients, their families and caregivers.

"We are still short, but close to the $5000 we need to get the $5,000 match from the foundation," reports Kin's executive director Keith Fenimore.

"We are feeling the love from the community as donations are coming in each day. We still haven't reached our goal of $5,000, so we are encouraging everyone to please donate what they can today," said Fenimore. "The Epstein Challenge has been a fun way to engage with the Bucks County community. I am hopeful we will reach the $5,000 goal so we will receive the match!"

Those interested in donating can visit the website by clicking here and then clicking the "donate" button. The challenge runs through July 15.

Gene Epstein shares, “I feel that if you can do something to make another person’s life a little better because of your help, whether financial or physical, then both people feel better – the donor and the recipient. It’s a win-win situation and the more that you do it, the better you feel."

Inspired by Bucks County resident Corinne Sikora, who battled both brain and breast cancer, the nonprofit Kin Wellness Center is free to Bucks County residents battling cancer regardless of where they are receiving treatment and welcomes caregivers as well. Kin also cares for oncology healthcare workers as part of its total 360-care model.

Free programs include nutrition, yoga, fitness, one-on-one counseling, support groups, workshops, massage, reflexology, reiki, chiropractic, acupuncture, and facials. Kin is a unique Center that looks to satisfy the emotional, social and physical needs of cancer patients. The success of Kin is made possible through generous donations from the local Bucks County community.

For more information about Kin, visit www.welcometokin.org. To contact Kin, call 267-544-5981 or email hello@welcometokin.org.

Kin’s mission is to help people find calm and peace and center themselves in a restorative environment. The non-profit strives to bring people to a place where they feel empowered to manage their diagnoses through treatment, recovery and beyond. Kin is run and operated through the non-profit Main St. Missions nonprofit.