Chip and Sarah Transform Target House Dining Area at St. Jude

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When the renowned design duo, Chip and Sarah, known for their expertise in home renovations, offered to revamp the dining area at Target House, a long-term residence for families of children undergoing cancer treatment at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the answer was a resounding yes. This past week, they revealed a beautifully redesigned dining space that will serve as a welcoming gathering spot for families during their challenging times.

Target House, which has been providing a home away from home since 1999, offers apartment-style accommodations for families at no charge as their children receive treatment. For many families, this stay can extend up to two years, making a comfortable communal area essential.

Recognizing the need for an updated dining area, Chip and Sarah stepped in as part of their new collaboration with a major retail chain. The transformation culminated in a celebratory dinner where families could enjoy their first meal in the revamped space alongside the designers. Activities included arts and crafts for the children, as well as a light-hearted event dubbed “Operation Haircut.” In a playful challenge, Chip had previously invited fans to donate to St. Jude, promising to shave his head if the fundraising goal was surpassed. The response was overwhelming, with supporters contributing over $230,000 in just four days, leading to an unforgettable moment for patients and their families when Chip unveiled his newly shorn look.

The emotional impact of the experience was profound for Sarah, who shared her feelings in a heartfelt social media post, thanking the families for allowing them to be part of their lives and underscoring the resilience of the children at St. Jude.

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital is dedicated to revolutionizing the approach to childhood cancers and other life-threatening diseases. Staying at Target House alleviates financial burdens for families, who would otherwise face significant costs associated with prolonged medical treatment. With the renovations, families can now gather and dine in a newly designed space that fosters a sense of community and support during their difficult journey.

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In summary, Chip and Sarah’s renovation of the dining area at Target House not only enhances the living experience for families at St. Jude but also illustrates the power of community support in the face of adversity.

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