It’s a heartwrenching fact, but 15,780 children in the U.S. are diagnosed with cancer every year. Although researchers continue to innovate with new treatments, cancer persists in taking young lives and is the leading cause of death by disease for children under 15. In September, Childhood Cancer Awareness Month turns the spotlight to the challenges of pediatric cancer, a vital focus for the Eminence Kids Foundation and our mission to help children diagnosed with serious health issues. Established six years ago by presidential proclamation, Childhood Cancer Awareness Month supports children battling the illness and pays tribute to their families, healthcare providers and communities.
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There’s no better time to encourage kids to adopt healthy eating habits than the start of a fresh school year. Teaching your children to eat healthy can be a tricky task, but engaging books that speak their language can steer them in the right direction. According to Huffington Post, reading books is one of the best ways to “help children learn where their food comes from, who grows it, and why it’s important to share meals with friends and family.” Here are five children’s books that encourage healthy eating and are bound to get you and your youngsters on the same page. Continue Reading…
The Eminence Kids Foundation believes that providing organic, locally sourced and nutrient-rich food for seriously ill children is an essential part of their treatment. We also love to encourage volunteering in your community to support these children and their families. Some of our favorite ways to volunteer can be found on our Three Ways To Give page. Learn more about why we love these opportunities below: Continue Reading…
If you’ve seen bottles of cold pressed juice, you’ve probably wondered about the health buzz surrounding these brightly colored drinks. Besides the organic fruits and vegetables we provide to Eminence Kids Foundation partner locations around the world, we also donate organic cold pressed juice to some locations for the added nutritional value. For children who are going through cancer treatment and having difficulty with digestion, a glass of cold pressed juice is often the next best way to deliver nutrition. Here’s what you need to know about this unique type of juice: Continue Reading…
Carrots boast plenty of health benefits for kids due to their high vitamin, fiber and antioxidant content. They are not only brimming with essential nutrients, but their sweet taste and crunchy texture also make them a favorite for kids of all ages. Served raw, roasted, boiled, mashed and even juiced, organic carrots are an easy addition to any snack or meal. Here are four health benefits of carrots, plus a tasty organic carrot recipe to try at home. Continue Reading…
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month across the globe. Gold is the color of Childhood Cancer Awareness for its meaning of compassion, courage, health and vitality – and is the chosen color of our own Eminence Kids Foundation logo. Around the world, athletes, celebrities, families and friends are bringing to light the plight of childhood cancer by donning gold in the form of gold ribbons, gilded frames and more on social media. Continue Reading…
What an event at ISPA this year! From the dynamic ISPA Visionary presentation to the outpouring of support for our Eminence Kids initiative, ISPA 2015 Conference & Expo was one of the most memorable occasions for us in company history. We were especially humbled and honored by company President Continue Reading…
If soup warms the soul, then Eminence Kids aims to leave many families feeling heart-warmed this winter. Recently, Eminence company volunteers from our Eminence Kids charity prepared organic, homemade soups for children undergoing long-term treatment at BC Children’s Hospital and staying at Ronald McDonald House BC (RMH BC) in Vancouver, BC. Continue Reading…
Famous French master chef, Louis P. De Gouy said, “Good soup is one of the prime ingredients of good living. For soup can do more to lift the spirits and stimulate the appetite than any one other dish.” Spirits were certainly lifted and appetites were nourished at the second annual Eminence Kids Soup Nights event this January. Continue Reading…