Angie’s House was born from love, loss, and a deep desire to ensure no one facing a cancer diagnosis feels forgotten.
In 2018, my grandmother Angie was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. She passed away in December 2019. Walking through that journey with her opened my eyes to the emotional and practical challenges families face, often without the support they truly need.
During that time, I saw how even the smallest acts of kindness could bring comfort in overwhelming moments. A helping hand, a thoughtful gesture, or simply knowing someone cares can make all the difference.
Angie’s House was created to be that source of support.
Through volunteerism and intentional acts of care, we serve families impacted by cancer, offering help at home, delivering comfort through small gestures, and building a community rooted in compassion.
This work is more than a mission, t’s a continuation of Angie’s legacy.
Devona Cranford
Kenneth Michael
Gretchen Jeffers
Monique Liz
Jalica Corley