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Nonprofit profile

Give Grace

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Missouri City, TXEIN 393825946
Health & Medical No active projects

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Overview

About Give Grace

A breast cancer diagnosis can make treatment feel like a long stretch of unknowns. Give Grace offers women comfort kits with practical items, emotional support, and faith-filled encouragement, along with resource guides for recovery services. Your support helps place a thoughtful reminder of care in the hands of women beginning treatment or navigating recovery.

Give Grace’s comfort kits pair useful care items with a gentle, faith-filled reminder that women facing breast cancer are not alone. Its Giving Workshop also turns children’s holiday shopping into support for the comfort kit program, while Egg My Yard helps fund additional kits through a faith-based Easter fundraiser.

What they do

Programs

The concrete work this nonprofit runs. Each program may later become a fundable project.

Program 01

Give Grace Comfort Kits

Thoughtfully assembled kits for women beginning breast cancer treatment. Each kit includes a soft pouch, “Give Yourself Grace” booklet, herbal tea, refillable hand sanitizer, cozy socks, and lip ointment, and is delivered to women navigating treatment.

Program 02

The Giving Workshop

A holiday shopping experience where children independently choose gifts for loved ones with guidance from volunteers. Proceeds support Give Grace Comfort Kits.

Program 03

Egg My Yard

A faith-based Easter fundraiser featuring delivery of pre-filled plastic eggs in the 77459 area. Donations and orders help fund additional comfort kits.

Program 04

Breast Cancer Support Resource Guides

Guides connecting individuals with external resources for prosthetics, post-surgery support, wigs, hair loss support, and related recovery services.

The story

About this work

Mission

Guided by faith and the journey of survivorship, Give Grace offers support to women facing a breast cancer diagnosis, providing comfort, strength, and the gentle reminder that they are never alone.

Who they serve

Women facing a breast cancer diagnosis, including women beginning treatment and individuals navigating breast cancer recovery.

Their impact

  • The 2026 Egg My Yard fundraiser sold out.

How your donation helps

  • Providing comfort kits to women beginning breast cancer treatment
  • Preparing and delivering additional comfort kits
  • Purchasing practical comfort items such as pouches, booklets, tea, hand sanitizer, socks, and lip ointment
  • Supporting The Giving Workshop and its comfort kit program
For the community

Need help?

How someone in need can access Give Grace’s services.

For prosthetics, post-surgery garments, wigs, and hair-loss resources listed by Give Grace, individuals can follow each resource provider’s request or application process. Give Grace’s comfort kits are described as being delivered to women beginning breast cancer treatment.

Calendar

Events

The Giving Workshop

December 5, 2026

A holiday shopping experience for children. Children shop for family members, teachers, and friends with volunteer guidance, then have their gifts wrapped on site. Proceeds support Give Grace Comfort Kits.

Beyond donations

Ways to help

Concrete needs and volunteer roles Give Grace has shared.

Current needs

  • Donations to provide additional comfort kits to women beginning breast cancer treatment
  • Family sponsorships for The Giving Workshop
  • Business and community sponsorships for The Giving Workshop

Volunteer opportunities

  • Guide children as they shop independently during The Giving Workshop
  • Help wrap gifts on site during The Giving Workshop
Collaborators

Partners & funders

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer CenterSienna Giving TreeThe Harvest Methodist ChurchGenerosity
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