Christopher’s Haven activities and families are supported by volunteers and individual donors. Thank you to our generous sponsors, donors and volunteers.
FAMILIES SERVED
FAMILIES FROM OUTSIDE THE US
LOCATED STEPS FROM MGH
APARTMENTS
AVAILABLE TO FAMILIES
"Cancer turned our world upside down. Christopher's Haven became our anchor. Warmth, laughter, and understanding – they gave our son a chance to be a kid again, and us, a chance to breathe."
"They're more than a haven, they're family. Support Christopher's Haven, and help other families find their light."
"On short notice, the Family Manager was able to get us in and ensured we had everything we needed when we got here. She reached out to us after hours to ensure we got to the place."
"It truly is amazing and made a profound difference for my daughter's treatment.
Thank you, everyone!"
"They provided a beautiful apartment across the street from the hospital while David was getting his radiation."
"The supportive community and amazing playroom made our sojourn in Boston a pleasure despite the stress of my 1.5-year-old son's radiation treatment."
Christopher’s Haven is a 501(c)(3) organization founded in Boston, Massachusetts with a mission to operate a supportive community consisting of temporary apartments and community recreation area for families of children being treated for cancer in nearby Boston hospitals.
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Chris Evans has been a long-time supporter of Christopher’s Haven.
One of his many acts of service was taking the winner of an Omaze campaign to Marvel’s Avengers: Endgame premiere in Los Angeles.
When we need him, he shows up for us. Chris’ dedication to our success is heartfelt, and we are grateful.
When Chris comes to Christopher’s Haven, he intends to be with the children staying here; he comes to encourage smiles and a good time!
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