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⭐️Kenzie’s 2026 Box of Hope
For the fourth year, we have the sacred privilege of partnering with Kenzie’s mom to honor her life through this box.
This year, we are believing bigger than ever.
Our goal is to raise $5,000 — and because this project includes matching funds, every dollar given will be doubled once we reach that goal. The impact doesn’t just grow. It multiplies.
With this project, Kenzie’s mom has chosen to support ChadTough Defeat DIPG, an organization dedicated to funding research and defeating DIPG — the most aggressive and devastating form of childhood brain cancer.
Every purchase moves us closer:
- The Journey – $10 from every box goes directly toward this project
- The Gathering – $5 from every box goes directly toward this project
This year’s project runs from April through September, with new product releases each month alongside this limited subscription. The subscription closes in September.
This Year’s Theme:
Moments with Jesus
Intentional pauses. Sacred slowing. Breathing deeply in His presence.
We have two unique experiences available for this box of hope:
🌼 The Journey Box
A full, immersive experience designed for reflection, comfort, and connection.
This is the porch-swing, slow-sip, just-breathe kind of box.
Includes:
- Kenzie’s Sassy Lemon Zip Tea – 2 oz loose leaf tea
- 2 oz hand-spun honey
- Bee charm
- “Tea & Jesus” spoon
- Heart-shaped tea infuser
- Southern vintage-style teacup and saucer
- Hand-crocheted envelope
- Moments with Jesus – 12 scripture cards with writing prompts and action steps
- Themed journal and pen
🌿 The Gathering Box
A simplified but deeply meaningful version — perfect for gifting or sharing.
Includes:
- Kenzie’s Sassy Lemon Zip Tea – 2 oz loose leaf tea
- “Tea & Jesus” spoon
- Heart-shaped tea infuser
- Hand-crocheted envelope
- Moments with Jesus – 12 scripture cards with writing prompts and action steps
- Themed journal and pen
🎗️ Say My Name: Kenzie Scoggins🎗️
Kenzie was a sweet and sassy hippie chick. She loved tie dye and Disney. Stitch was her favorite character — and honestly, her spirit twin. One minute wild and giggling, the next wrapping you in hugs and kisses. Either way, she made you smile.
Kenzie had a tender, caring heart. She loved taking care of others — no matter their age. If you were upset or overwhelmed, she would gently remind you to “Just Breathe,” hold your hand, and practice slow, steady breathing with you.
Kenzie was taken from us by DIPG, the most aggressive form of childhood brain cancer. She fought courageously for nine months with more grace and strength than any five-year-old should ever have to show.
“I love you more than most.”
— Meghan Scoggins, Kenzie’s Mommy
