A fun hockey event for Rett’s Roost families and supporters too! A portion of all ticket sales will come back as a donation to Rett’s Roost. They will also be raffling off a signed hockey stick–all proceeds from the raffle are donated to Rett’s Roost.
Yoga is a perfect way to overcome depression that creeps in during the cold, dark, winter months. This donation-based class at Yoga East in Kittery will warm us up for the polar plunge on Sunday. All are welcome!
The 3rd Annual ‘Behold the Cold’ Polar Plunge in support of Rett’s Roost Retreats will be taking place both remotely (in any cold body of water) and in-person at Ogunquit’s Main Beach on March 3rd at 11am (extreme weather alternative – March 10th, 11am)!
For kids with cancer and their siblings: A fun and therapeutic way to get messy, laugh, and create!
A fun night out in Portsmouth, NH smashing things and releasing pent up emotions about your child's medical journey. Connect with other parents with similar stories.
Open yourself and your family up to healing grief in new ways. Rett’s Roost will be hosting up to 8 bereaved families at Rolling Ridge Retreat Center, providing nearly four full days of therapeutic support and connecting with others.
Medomak Family Camp – Washington, ME Join us this summer to connect and heal with other families that have a child recovering from cancer. Kids activities provided by the amazing […]
A unique day of self-care for dads of children with cancer. Create space for yourself and find community amongst people who truly understand.
A unique day of self-care for moms of children with cancer. Create space for yourself and find community amongst people who truly understand.
For our fall fundraiser this year, we are trying something new! We hope you are interested in joining us for the Inaugural Ogunquit Home & Garden Tour on Marginal Way.
Join Rett's Roost for a Friday night Portland Seadogs game.
If you lost a child to cancer or a terminal illness, you may feel like there is no where to turn for support. During this weekend we'll honor your child’s memory with others that understand your pain.
