Keepsake Gifts
Breast cancer patients visiting the display are invited to choose a small keepsake to take home and enjoy — one item each, a little piece of the tree to carry with them.
Community Partnership
The Angel Tree at Waterford Place
Throughout Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Angel Tree of Triumph stands at Waterford Place — a visible reminder of hope, community, and the support that surrounds people throughout their cancer journey.
Our Community Partnership
More than a decoration
The Angel Tree of Triumph was inspired by a breast cancer survivor's journey and is intended to represent hope, healing, faith, and the "angels" who help carry us through some of life's greatest challenges. The display is especially meaningful during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and it will remain up throughout October.
We are grateful to the Waterford Place team for welcoming the tree, and to Janis and Diane for bringing this meaningful display to life. If you are visiting Waterford Place, you are warmly invited to stop by and take part.
While You're There
Ways to take part
The display includes a few interactive touches, and everyone who visits is welcome to participate.
Candy Guessing Game
Visitors can guess how many candies fill the jar, and a winner will be selected at the end of October to receive a prize. The game is lovingly managed by Janis.
The Angel Tree
Take a moment to view the tree and learn the meaning behind it — hope, healing, faith, and the angels who help carry us through some of life's greatest challenges.
Come see the tree
The Angel Tree of Triumph is on display at Waterford Place, and everyone is welcome to stop by and take part.
Waterford Place Cancer Resource Center1310 Waterford Drive
Aurora, IL 60504
Open to visitors Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
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Took a photo with the tree, or have content you'd like to contribute? We'd love to see it and possibly feature it in our gallery and community stories.
Email us at adamsangeltree@gmail.comYou can also share notes of encouragement on the Wall of Hope.
A big thank you to Janis Potter and the Angel Tree of Triumph Foundation for this meaningful display. Your tree fills our halls with hope, and your kindness touches everyone who walks through our doors.