Send a Holiday E-Card and Give the Gift of Childhood Cancer Research
Send a gift to someone you love! (Or someone you sorta like.) Send a holiday e-card!
To send an e-card:
- Go to www.stbaldricks.org/moments-like-this
- Click the green “Give A Donation” button
- (optional) To have your gift benefit a St. Baldrick’s participant, click “Choose an Event, Participant, Team, or Fundraiser” at the top of the page
- Complete the form to make a donation and click “Submit Your Donation”
- Complete your e-card and click “Send”
That’s it! Your gift recipient will get your e-card in their email inbox, letting them know that you gave them the gift of childhood cancer research.
How to Use Photography to Cure Childhood Cancers
How can you use your love for photography to fundraise for childhood cancer research? Start a Do What You Want fundraiser with the St. Baldrick’s Foundation!
Start a photo booth fundraiser to cure kids with cancer! Photos by Elaine Zelker Photography
This fundraiser helped meet two criteria on David’s final bucket list: fund cures and embrace life!
Derek Does 270,000 Push-Ups to Raise Money for Kids With Cancer Foundation
Derek Eyler (center) and friends raise money for pediatric oncology research in a unique way.
270,000 push-ups in one year.
$1,023 raised to cure childhood cancer.
Derek Eyler is one of those rare individuals who loves to do push-ups. He’s not in the Army nor is he a fitness fanatic. But he does like a good challenge.
In 2010, Derek challenged himself with a New Year’s resolution to do 100,000 push-ups in a year.
Casual to Conquer: Workplace Fundraiser for Childhood Cancer Foundation
“Casual to Conquer is not only a great way to support a cause our firm has embraced, but a great way to enhance employee morale. Some mornings it just makes getting off to work easier knowing you can slip into a pair of jeans and flip-flops.”
-Kristin Downey, Director of Human Resources, AmWINS Group, Inc.
The Room was Electric: A St. Baldrick’s Event in Hollywood, Florida
A St. Baldrick’s event interview with Chris Haggerty, shavee and co-organizer of the Mickey Byrne’s Irish Pub event in Hollywood, Florida on Sept. 15. This event raised more than $42,000 for children’s cancer research!
What motivated you to get involved with the St. Baldrick’s Foundation?
My first experience with St. Baldrick’s was as a shavee last year. When I signed up, I asked my friends if they knew a local child with cancer that I could talk to and honor. Several people told me about Maddie.
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