Father-Son Woodworking Business Helps Those Fighting Cancer
A father-son woodworking business helps those fighting cancer by donating 15% of their proceeds to cancer research. And the reason why is so bittersweet. The father and son duo lost the heart of their home–Magnus’ mom, to colon cancer in 2020.
Magnus, who is 19 now, started a woodworking business, Magnus Woodsmith, with the help of his dad, Erik, when he was just a little boy. He was also supported by his mom, Debbie. When Magnus saw how well his mom was cared for during her cancer journey, he wanted to make sure other patients go through the same experience, so he decided to donate 15% of the proceeds to cancer care and research.
The spirit of his mom is in all of their woodwork, which is primarily cheeseboards, trays, and cutting boards. Debbie loved to cook.
“No matter what, she never let life get her down,” Magnus said.
Honoring Debbie's Memory
Their work carries Debbie’s memory and the love that she poured into her family and the business. They are honoring her memory and life. Since Magnus started donating to cancer charities, he’s contributed over $8,000 in total.
It is so sweet and sincere that this father and son want to help those fighting cancer in this way. Cancer is a terrible thing that, sadly, affects many families all over the world. When people like Magnus do things like this, it helps lift their burdens and offers a little bit of hope. It would be wonderful if more companies would follow suit and donate to ministries, people, and organizations in need.
Magnus and his father have set a great example of what it means to give back.
“Do not keep back good from those who have a right to it, when it is in the power of your hand to do it.” Proverbs 3:27
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A father-son woodworking business helps those fighting cancer by donating 15% of their proceeds to cancer research. And the reason why is so bittersweet. The father and son duo lost the heart of their home–Magnus’ mom, to colon cancer in 2020.
Magnus, who is 19 now, started a woodworking business, Magnus Woodsmith, with the help of his dad, Erik, when he was just a little boy. He was also supported by his mom, Debbie. When Magnus saw how well his mom was cared for during her cancer journey, he wanted to make sure other patients go through the same experience, so he decided to donate 15% of the proceeds to cancer care and research.
The spirit of his mom is in all of their woodwork, which is primarily cheeseboards, trays, and cutting boards. Debbie loved to cook.
“No matter what, she never let life get her down,” Magnus said.
Honoring Debbie's Memory
Their work carries Debbie’s memory and the love that she poured into her family and the business. They are honoring her memory and life. Since Magnus started donating to cancer charities, he’s contributed over $8,000 in total.
It is so sweet and sincere that this father and son want to help those fighting cancer in this way. Cancer is a terrible thing that, sadly, affects many families all over the world. When people like Magnus do things like this, it helps lift their burdens and offers a little bit of hope. It would be wonderful if more companies would follow suit and donate to ministries, people, and organizations in need.
Magnus and his father have set a great example of what it means to give back.
“Do not keep back good from those who have a right to it, when it is in the power of your hand to do it.” Proverbs 3:27
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