How it works
Create organized and actionable support for a friend in need.
Start a new
support team
Tell us about your
friend or loved one
And we'll do
the rest
Tips & Ideas
Eat cake.
It's Chocolate Cake Day! Bake it or buy it, just be sure to share it.
Remember dietary restrictions. Check WhatFriendsDo team page for likes, dislikes, allergies, and for meal schedule
Bake a cake.
For Carrot Cake Day bake a yummy carrot cake, then call your friend and ask where she'd like the cake delivered – possibly to someone who has been extra helpful, nurses at the hospital or oncology center, or maybe the teachers’ lounge at a grade school. Be creative and don't be surprised if she tells you to bring it on over.
Who we are
How we've helped
"It's stressful for me to plan a homemade meal so WhatFriendDo's idea to take a breakfast basket was just my speed. I delivered a basket of bagels, fresh fruit, homemade muffins, coffee and orange juice. I felt really good about it and my friends loved it. "
"My husband loves video games so my Be Hope Friends personal concierge suggested setting up times for friends to come play with him. This idea was a big hit and it really helped pass the time of a long in-home recovery."
"To celebrate my friend coming home from the hospital, Be Hope Friends suggested we line the streets with friends holding up signs of love and support. I cannot describe the feeling of seeing these on our path home and of course, she felt like a celebrity."