Written by a parent, not a doctor. Nothing here is medical advice.

Get ready to call

Red Drop Resources

Celebrations Assistance

What you get

Help planning birthdays, anniversaries, or other celebrations, with gifts or supplies during blood-cancer care. Ask whether requests are open.

Who starts it
You, by email
How it’s sent
Email to info@rdrmn.org
Your time
One email
Last checked
Aug 27, 2026
  1. What to say in the emailShort is fine. They will ask for what they need.

    Hi, my name is [your name]. My child is being treated for cancer at [hospital].
    I’m writing about Celebrations Assistance from Red Drop Resources.
    We’re hoping for help planning birthdays, anniversaries, or other celebrations, with gifts or supplies during blood-cancer care.
    [child’s name] was diagnosed on [diagnosis date].
    What do you need from me, and what happens next?
    Copying is the only thing this page does with your text. Nothing is saved.
    800-219-6845 info@rdrmn.org

    The official button opens an email with the subject Celebrations Assistance.

    Their contact page ↗ Checked Aug 27, 2026

    Have to hand

    • Your child’s diagnosis and the date.
    • The hospital’s name and your social worker’s name.

    What they’ll send next

    • Download the current annual Confirmation of Diagnosis form.
    • Give the form to a qualified healthcare professional to confirm the blood-cancer diagnosis and Rochester treatment or evaluation frequency, then print their name, sign, and date it.
    • Email the completed diagnosis confirmation to info@rdrmn.org or fax it to 800-219-6845, following any program-specific instructions received by email.

After you send

Ask Red Drop Resources to confirm receipt and identify any unpublished celebration-specific requirements. If you have not heard back in two weeks, write and ask whether it arrived.

Full record, as published