That Girl’s Got Moxie
That Girl’s Got Moxie is a volunteer-run nonprofit in Sarnia-Lambton that provides practical support and small financial assistance to people and families navigating cancer treatment. The group operates programs such as Gifts of Kindness and Kindness for Christmas, connects volunteers and donors with recipients, and raises funds through local events, merchandise sales, and community partnerships. Its services include grocery and gift card assistance, wish-list style holiday support, and short-term help to relieve hardship and offer encouragement.
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Kindness for Christmas application announcement
That Girl’s Got Moxie has extended Kindness for Christmas applications through November 13, 2026 for Sarnia-Lambton residents currently undergoing cancer treatment or recently finishing treatment and not yet back to work. Visit the program website to apply and share the announcement to help reach neighbors who may need extra holiday support.
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Fundraiser cancellation and compliance update
That Girl’s Got Moxie has canceled this year’s Gift Card Calendar while it works through municipal bylaws and lottery licensing requirements. The organization will pause lotteries but continue to accept donations, work with community partners, and run other fundraising initiatives in support of local people facing cancer treatment.
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Clearance merchandise sale
That Girl’s Got Moxie has put most of its merchandise on clearance, with items available on the organization website. Buying TGGM swag supports the nonprofit's mission to bring kindness to local individuals undergoing cancer treatment, and the sale is an easy way to pick up meaningful gifts while supporting Krista's legacy.
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Kindness for Christmas program announcement
That Girl's Got Moxie is accepting applications for its Kindness for Christmas program to support local people undergoing cancer treatment or recently finished treatment who cannot return to work. Visit www.thatgirlsgotmoxie.org for details and the application, applications are expected to close on 2026-11-08 so please share the announcement.
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Behind Closed Doors Fundraiser
That Girl’s Got Moxie is running the Behind Closed Doors fundraiser at The Lambton Mall, selling $5 raffle tickets for a chance to win a $1000.00 gift card. You can support the group by purchasing tickets via message, and you do not have to attend the event to enter the raffle.
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Kindness for Christmas
That Girl’s Got Moxie launched a revamped Kindness for Christmas program for people in Sarnia-Lambton who are undergoing cancer treatment or recently completed treatment and cannot return to work. Applicants may apply for themselves plus up to four additional people, and community members can adopt individual wish lists that include practical gifts and a grocery gift card. Visit www.thatgirlsgotmoxie.org to apply or to learn how to adopt a wish list.
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Community T-shirt Fundraiser Donation
That Girl's Got Moxie received a generous donation after a community T shirt fundraiser organized by Mike and Cheryl Carroll and Sacha Smith. The Sarnia Jr. Lady Sting U18BB players and families, joined by Ryan and Karen Ross, helped raise funds through T shirt sales produced by Planet Stitch to support people navigating cancer treatment.
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Gifts of Kindness program update
That Girl’s Got Moxie thanks the community for donations, volunteers, sponsors, shares, and nominations that have expanded the Gifts of Kindness program. The organization says it is planning to grow the program into 2027 and will share ways for local businesses and community members to get involved soon.
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Gift of Kindness impact update
That Girl’s Got Moxie published an impact update on 2026-10-27 sharing a recipient testimonial about a Gift of Kindness in Sarnia Lambton, thanking donors, sponsors, volunteers, and shoppers for easing difficult days. The message highlights how gifts inspire recipients to pay it forward and reinforces the organization’s focus on cancer support and community kindness.
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Kindness for Christmas
That Girl’s Got Moxie has relaunched Kindness for Christmas to support Sarnia-Lambton families affected by cancer, offering a wish-list approach and grocery gift card assistance. Applications open Friday, 2026-10-23; watch the organization’s page for the application link and details on how to apply or share with someone who could use extra help.
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month support message
That Girl’s Got Moxie marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a warm reminder that every statistic represents a person and a pledge to support local people through cancer treatment, regardless of age, gender, or cancer type. The message emphasizes awareness, support, and kindness and uses community hashtags to boost visibility this October.
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Spring Book Sale Donation Request
That Girl’s Got Moxie is collecting gently used children’s books, novels, non fiction, and puzzles for a Spring Book Sale that funds the Gifts of Kindness program. Message the organization to arrange a drop off and turn pre loved books into direct support for local families facing cancer.
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Members spotted organizational signs while traveling
That Girl's Got Moxie shared a playful post on October 17, 2026 about board members Bill and Terri spotting small TGGM signs while traveling in Boston, with a photo and a prompt asking followers to share where they have seen reminders of the group. The post highlights brand visibility beyond Sarnia-Lambton and invites community stories in the comments.
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Kindness for Christmas
That Girl’s Got Moxie is relaunching Kindness for Christmas to grant wishes and support local individuals and families affected by cancer; applications open soon. The program asks the community to prepare to help and to follow the organization for participation details and donation opportunities.
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Community prompt about small acts of kindness
That Girl’s Got Moxie asked followers on 2026-10-14 to share one small act of kindness they will never forget, offering examples like dropping off a meal, sending a caring text, or giving a ride. The gentle prompt invites short memories or tags in the comments to spread encouragement and remind people that small gestures matter.
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Thanksgiving gratitude message
That Girl’s Got Moxie posted a warm Thanksgiving message on October 11, 2026 thanking donors, volunteers, businesses, families, and social supporters while reaffirming their mission to support local people undergoing cancer treatment. The note sends wishes for a joyful Thanksgiving weekend and highlights how community support turns kindness into tangible aid.
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Gifts of Kindness support program
That Girl's Got Moxie runs the Gifts of Kindness program to provide practical and small financial help to local people undergoing cancer treatment. The program supports women, men, children, and adults facing any type of cancer; learn how to request assistance on their website at www.thatgirlsgotmoxie.org.
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Emma’s Crew fundraiser donation
That Girl’s Got Moxie publicly thanks Emma’s Crew for donating proceeds from shirt sales to TGGM after Emma, who is facing stage 3 breast cancer, received support through the Gifts of Kindness program. The fundraiser was organized by Emma’s coworkers at MIC at Bluewater Health, together with family and friends, as a way to pay the kindness forward in Sarnia Lambton.
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Breast cancer awareness reminder
That Girl’s Got Moxie reminds you that changes such as a new lump, changes in breast size or shape, skin changes, nipple changes, or unusual discharge should be discussed with a healthcare professional. Early detection matters, so follow recommended screening guidelines and consult the linked Ontario government resource for testing and prevention information.
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month social engagement post
That Girl’s Got Moxie invites followers to celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness Month by sharing something pink they love or dropping a heart emoji if they are wearing pink. The October 2026 social prompt lists easy comment ideas from favorite pink foods to childhood memories, designed to boost engagement and community solidarity.
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month fundraiser via Moxie merchandise
That Girl’s Got Moxie is running a Breast Cancer Awareness Month fundraiser in October by selling Moxie sweaters, TGGM shirts, and clearance items; purchases help the group give back to people undergoing cancer treatment. Shop online at the provided link or look for local pop ups in Sarnia Lambton to support the campaign.
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Moxie apparel and swag
That Girl’s Got Moxie is featuring Moxie sweaters, TGGM shirts, and clearance items for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, with proceeds supporting local people in treatment. Shop the collection online at https://www.thatgirlsgotmoxie.org/shop/ to grab gear and give back in Sarnia Lambton.
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First Friday pop-up at Garbo's
That Girl's Got Moxie will sell branded sweaters, shirts, and clearance items at Garbo's as part of First Friday on Friday, October 2, 2026, starting at 1:00 PM. Shopping supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month and helps fund the group's mission to support local people going through cancer treatment; stop by for limited stock and a warm community moment.
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Community message: Stronger together
That Girl’s Got Moxie shared a brief, heartfelt message on 2026-09-12 that celebrates community and togetherness. The post is an uplifting reminder to lean on one another, with a warm tone and inclusive sentiment.
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RBC donation acknowledgement
That Girl’s Got Moxie publicly thanks RBC Community Investments for a donation supporting its Gifts of Kindness program in Sarnia-Lambton. The acknowledgement highlights how community minded partners help the charity provide practical assistance to people and families navigating cancer treatment.
