Maddie
Maddie overcame a brain tumor and has been cancer free since January 2016!
How It Works
Start Your Own Fundraiser
Got a fundraiser in mind? Honor a loved one or caregiver, forego birthday gifts or maybe complete a half marathon. Whatever you choose to do will help us do what's right for kids.
Personalize Your Fundraising Page
Customize your page with photos or videos and your story of why you're raising money for St. Louis Children’s Hospital.
Raise Money
to Help Kids
to Help Kids
Reach out to friends and family—through email, social media or phone calls—and ask them to donate or join you.
Popular Fundraising Ideas
Dedicate a
Milestone
Ask your network to make a difference by donating in honor of your special day.
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Honor a
Caregiver
Give back to a nurse or doctor who impacted your Children's Hospital experience.
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Get creative
with your event
Running a 5K? Hosting a party? Tie in an event already happening and fundraise 4 kids!
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Your Impact
Pediatric care is complex. It requires child-friendly facilities and services that meet the unique psychological and emotional needs of children and their families. Unfortunately, the things kids need aren’t always covered by insurance.
Your fundraising empowers us to do what’s right for kids, instead of just what’s best for the bottom line.
Success Stories
Caysen
Nurses took Caysen to the Zoo, reviving his spirit while he waited for a heart transplant, which he received in late 2016!
Camar
Camar is thriving after a bone marrow transplant cured his sickle cell disease. He loves school, Six Flags, bugging his 3 older sisters and brother and playing Minecraft.
Isaiah
Formerly afraid of dogs, Isaiah now plays and laughs with Moxie the therapy dog during long sessions in dialysis for his kidney disorder.
Spencer
As the only pediatric patient in the U.S. to receive a heart/lung transplant in 2016, Spencer is getting back to what he loves: hockey!
Vivian
After celebrating her 4th birthday at the hospital, Vivian rang the bell, signifying the end of her leukemia treatment!
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