There are many ways for you to get involved, no matter where you are in your child’s journey.
St. Baldrick’s Honored Kids and their families bring hope and inspiration to countless St. Baldrick’s volunteers and supporters. As someone touched by childhood cancer, you may be invited to attend a local St. Baldrick’s event or share your journey with the Foundation’s online community—the choice is always yours.
Join a special community of families and supporters to champion the cause together.
Share your remarkable stories of struggles and triumphs on a personal webpage.
Allow participants to sign up to fundraise in honor of your child.
At the St. Baldrick’s Foundation we do one thing, and we do it well—fund childhood cancer research. If you’d like to join us and raise money for research in your child’s name
Interested in setting up a foundation in your child’s honor? A St. Baldrick’s Hero Fund may be a good alternative. You can get your fundraising started right away, without the hassle of attracting a board of directors, creating your own website, developing a grant-making structure, and managing accounting and finances. And you can be assured that the money you raise will fund the best childhood cancer research.
Email us at Funds@StBaldricks.org to learn more.
St. Baldrick’s head-shaving began as a simple event, and it continues to be the primary way volunteers raise money to help kids with cancer. You can shave your head, plan an event, volunteer at a local event, offer to speak, or simply attend.
Find an EventWe know head-shaving isn’t for everyone, that’s why we’ve made it easy for you to raise money doing whatever it is that interests you. Like to run? Raise money per mile. Like crafting, photography or any cool sport? Turn it into a fundraiser for research.
Start a FundraiserFamily and friends are rallying around you, and they all want to help! Ask them to make a donation in your child’s honor to fund lifesaving childhood cancer research.
To start a Memorial in your child’s honor, email Memorials@StBaldricks.org.
The St. Baldrick’s advocacy network provides resources to help you become an advocate for children with cancer and survivors. We’ll let you know when it’s important to contact members of Congress, and we’ll make it easy for you to send a message. You’ll also have opportunities to share your child’s story with members in their Capitol Hill and district offices.
If you need help determining how to get involved, or just want to connect with someone, please email us at Families@StBaldricks.org.
