Through the years, there’s been a magic to this place. Someone has always been looking out for us.” – Sheila Botti, Courtyard co-founder Some say hindsight is 20/20 vision. For the three founders of Hinsdale’s Courtyard consignment shop, it’s true. This beautifully upscale resale shop exists entirely to help fund programs for Wellness House (WH), a cancer outreach organization in Hinsdale that offers free programs to patients and their families. More than three decades ago, Sheila Botti, her sister, Nancy Keenan, and their friend, Kathy Ryan, were mulling over a consignment shop together
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Mind Body Fest offers ‘restorative experience’ in Hinsdale for those impacted by cancer
Mind Body Fest, an event for families impacted by cancer, is a “relaxing and restorative experience,” according to organizers.
The event will take place from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. May 16 at Wellness House, 131 N. County Line Road, in Hinsdale.
Deb Kwiatt, public relations and media manager for Wellness House said Mind Body Fest was “created especially for cancer survivors and caregivers.”
Lisa Kolavennu with Greg Dutra ABC7 – Walk for Wellness House
Cancer patients often describe a lonely or isolated feeling, while navigating the devastating disease.
A Hinsdale non-profit is trying to change that.
Wellness house supports thousands of cancer patients each year, with counseling, classes and moral support.
Families and caregivers can get help too.
Hinsdale Women Taking Steps to Support Cancer Patients
Volunteering at Wellness House is a family affair for the Thick household. “I’m the fourth member of my family to be involved with Wellness House,” said Julie