For the patients. For their care teams.
For the families and friends beside them.
Show your support knowing 100% of proceeds from our Breast Cancer Awareness collection of tees, sweatshirts and bags go directly to the Martha B. Smith Cancer & Infusion Center at Kapi‘olani Medical Center for Women & Children.
“What I appreciate about HPH is the collaborative approach of its providers in developing the most effective treatment plan for each patient. I am incredibly grateful to all my providers for their extensive knowledge and compassionate care.
I am thrilled to learn about the opening of a new cancer center at Kapi‘olani. This development will undoubtedly expand access to cancer care, which is crucial given the increasing number of cancer patients. Timely access to treatment is essential in addressing this pressing need.”
– Jamie Sabin, age 39
“I have full faith in my oncology team at HPH. Any question or concern I had during treatment was taken seriously and addressed promptly. Even six years out, it is a shared decision-making process, and I always feel like my team looks at the bigger picture of my health and lifestyle in my survivorship care.
A new cancer center means more supportive care to survivors in the islands! With cancer rates on the rise, the Martha B. Smith Cancer & Infusion Center will allow for state-of-the-art, streamlined care, closer to home.”
– Brianna DeWitt, age 36
“The care I received at HPH made an incredibly difficult experience feel a little less frightening. From my doctors and nurses, to everyone who supported me along the way; I felt cared for, heard, and treated as a whole person and not just a person with cancer.
What excites me most is the opportunity for people in Hawaiʻi to have access to a more comprehensive cancer care right here in our community. An even more accessible cancer center means patients and their families will have more options and resources without having to leave home for care.”
– Abby Jose
“Life doesn’t go back to ‘normal’ after treatment ends. Many patients face years of navigating long term side effects, continuing to medication, and managing the fear of recurrence. Just because our hair grew back and we seem like our old selves doesn’t mean that’s true.
The caregivers at HPH treat me like family. My oncologist and her team are thoughtful, compassionate, and incredibly supportive.
Cancer patients deserve the very best care, and I wholeheartedly believe that the new cancer center will provide an even better experience for those receiving treatment at Kapi‘olani.”
– Anj Oto, age 37
