In January 2025, my sister Tiffany — a loving mom, and a hardworking woman — was diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer. Since then, her life has changed drastically. She’s already undergone a full mastectomy and is currently in the middle of an aggressive chemo treatment plan, with radiation still to come.

Tiffany is 38 years old and lives in Ontario, Canada, with her two amazing sons, ages 17 and 8. She’s the kind of mom who never misses a practice or a game — even now, while undergoing chemo, she still finds the strength to drive her boys to sports 5 days a week. That’s who she is: strong, selfless, and dedicated to her family.

But as you can imagine, this journey has taken a massive toll on her — physically, mentally, and financially.

Since starting treatment, Tiffany has been unable to work and is expected to be off for the rest of the year. The effects of chemo leave her sick for days, and the emotional weight of her diagnosis and surgery has led to ongoing depression. As you can imagine, the loss of income is a huge burden on the household and the pressure of keeping up the bills and living expenses — rent, groceries, utilities — is becoming overwhelmingly difficult both financially and emotionally.

That’s why we’re asking for your help.

We’re raising $20,000 to help Tiffany and her family to supplement her loss of income so she can meet her basic living expenses for at least the next six months. This would give her the space to heal without the added stress of falling behind financially.

Her community has already shown so much love — her son’s coaches have helped keep her kids in sports, and friends have been offering gift cards and support — but now, we’re reaching out to a wider circle in hopes of lifting this burden a little more.

Every donation, big or small, means more than you know. It’s not just financial help — it’s emotional relief during one of the most difficult times in her life. Your kindness would help Tiffany focus on what matters most: fighting this disease and being present for her kids.

If you can’t give right now, please consider sharing this campaign with others who might be able to help.

With gratitude and God bless,

Emilee