White Hut to donate portion of sales to Holyoke Officer’s son battling leukemia

HOLYOKE, Mass. (WWLP) – White Hut in Holyoke will be donating a portion of their sales this weekend to the medical expenses of a Holyoke Police Officer’s one-year-old son battling leukemia.

From Friday to Sunday, 15 percent of all in-store and online sales at White Hut Holyoke will go directly to Holyoke Police Officer Crystal Conroy and her son Ashton, who is undergoing leukemia treatment at Boston Children’s Hospital. The funds will help Crystal pay for their medical expenses.

“We are proud to stand alongside Ashton and his family during this challenging time,” said White Hut Holyoke managing partner Nick Yee. “Our community has always rallied together in times of need, and now is no different. By dining with us or ordering online, you are directly contributing to Ashton’s care and showing the power of our community.”

White Hut Holyoke is located at 825 Hampden Street and is open daily from 7:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

The Holyoke Police Department is also selling childhood cancer awareness pat ches which all proceeds to go towards Ashton. Other Holyoke businesses like Nick’s Nest have also donated a portion of their proceeds to help pay medical expenses.

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