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It costs $1.8 million a day to operate St. Jude, and public donations provide more than 70 percent of their funding. The support of caring people like you helps ensure that St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital will continue its lifesaving mission of finding cures and saving children. But the most important reason is, in the words of St. Jude founder Danny Thomas: “No child should die in the dawn of life.”

Call 1 (800) 343-4077 to become a Partner in Hope. Donations can also be made online.

Thank You!
Thank You!
Thank You!
"No child should die in the dawn of life"  And thanks to you, the life saving research continues at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Why St. Jude?
Why St. Jude?
Why St. Jude?
It's a question I hear a lot when I talk about St. Jude Children's Research Hospital: Why should I support a hospital in Memphis? The answer is simple. The researchers at St. Jude share all of their knowledge and cures with the world freely, and procedures they have pioneered are being used right here in the Magic Valley. Helping St. Jude means stopping cancer worldwide.
Thank You!  $24,771
Thank You! $24,771
Thank You! $24,771
"No child should die in the dawn of life"  And thanks to you, the life saving research continues at St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital. This year you raised $24,771 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital!
St. Jude – Haley and Austin’s Story [VIDEO]
St. Jude – Haley and Austin’s Story [VIDEO]
St. Jude – Haley and Austin’s Story [VIDEO]
No parent ever wants to hear the words "your child has cancer." For Greg and Cathe, these fearful words were spoken to them twice -- once for their daughter, Haley, then 10 months later for their son, Austin. Despite their initial fears and disbelief, the family found relief and hope through the doors of St...
Evan is Army Strong at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital [VIDEO]
Evan is Army Strong at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital [VIDEO]
Evan is Army Strong at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital [VIDEO]
Six year old Evan Pertile has loved the Army since the ripe old age of two and a half; yet, he never met a soldier. On Thanksgiving night, Evan woke up with a terrible headache, and his life was changed forever. In 2009, an estimated 11,000 children will be diagnosed with cancer in the United States...
Meet Anthony Lawrence – St. Jude [VIDEO]
Meet Anthony Lawrence – St. Jude [VIDEO]
Meet Anthony Lawrence – St. Jude [VIDEO]
In the fall of 2008, Anthony began complaining of leg pains. His father had suffered growing pains in his legs as a child, so his parents, Alex and Mary Cecile, were not overly concerned. When flu-like symptoms landed Anthony in his pediatrician's office, he was referred to a local children's hospital for testing. There, tests revealed that Anthony suffered from a brain tumor.
Life is a Gift: Nicky’s Story  – St. Jude [VIDEO]
Life is a Gift: Nicky’s Story – St. Jude [VIDEO]
Life is a Gift: Nicky’s Story – St. Jude [VIDEO]
Nicky's childhood was interrupted when a trip to the eye doctor revealed devastating news: a brain tumor. However, Nicky never loses sight of his sense of humor or purpose as he courageously battles cancer. His unique insights into life reveal just how wise he is beyond his years...
How Has Cancer Affected You?
How Has Cancer Affected You?
How Has Cancer Affected You?
Everyone I know has been directly effected by cancer. I have seen friends lose sisters, Uncles, Grandparents, friends, etc. I think death teaches us a lot about who we are and what life really means to us. While loosing someone from old age seems natural, cancer seems so ridged. Cancer robs us of something that can't be replaced... our loved ones.
Jessica Turri’s story – St. Jude [VIDEO]
Jessica Turri’s story – St. Jude [VIDEO]
Jessica Turri’s story – St. Jude [VIDEO]
When Jessica was young, she participated in her school's Math-A-Thon. Her mom, Allison, a teacher, always felt they were helping the kids featured in the Math-A-Thon Funbook. But the summer Jessica turned 9 years old, she was found to suffer from acute lymphoblastic leukemia, the most common form of childhood cancer, and the family's perspective changed...

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