Take the 21 Days of Gratitude Challenge
Despite the challenges of living with pulmonary fibrosis, or having a loved one with the disease, we all still have so much to be grateful for.
As we head into the darkest days of the year, let’s focus on the lights in our lives.
It could be a phone call from a special friend. A gesture of support from a family member. A cuddle with your pet. A childhood memory. The changing of the seasons. Clean sheets. A special meal. We all have blessings in our lives that are worth noting in a conscious way.
Each day, from December 1 to December 21, we’ll ask you to pause and reflect upon the blessings in your life during our 21 days of gratitude challenge.
During the gratitude challenge, we’ll prompt you with a daily question about what you are grateful for, through the CPFF app and on social media. Keep a journal of your blessings or just pause to reflect on them.
Canadians are uniting in a wave of heartfelt words, crafting messages of encouragement to uplift people living with pulmonary fibrosis and their loved ones. Take a moment to read and share in their collective support.
Share Your Blessings
Two Ways to Share Your Photos & Videos
Share some of the favourite things and the people you are grateful for on the CPFF app to inspire others!
Share photos with the CPFF community on the CPFF App. Log in, click “Share with Community”, then post photos and a few words about what you are grateful for. Get the CPFF App.
Share photos and videos with friends, family, and co-workers. When you post on social media to a public account, add the hashtag #hopebreatheshere
Celebrate Someone You Are Grateful For
Make a Donation to Send a Tribute E-Card
Celebrate someone special who you are grateful for. Send a gratitude e-card to those who make your life better, when you make a donation to CPFF during the 21 Days of Gratitude Challenge!
GET = GIVE
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Send a Gift Card
Show your gratitude with a gift card. Each gift card purchase automatically includes a donation to CPFF in support of people living with pulmonary fibrosis.