Causes

B07002 Camps for Kids with Health Challenges

Provide life-changing experiences for children with

long-term health issues.

B13954 Community Health Charities’ Disaster

Response

Help those affected by crisis.

B07008 Drive for a Cure

Advance research to save lives.

B12004 End Bullying

Keep children safe at school.

B02114 Every Kid Deserves

Help children live healthier lives.

B07005 Health Disparities

Help those who need it most.

B07009 Hero’s Health

Protect the physical and mental health of our

military.

B14972 Men’s Health

Help men live healthier lives.

B11879 Mental Health and Wellbeing

Offering hope and help for those struggling with

mental health.

B11345 Refugee Aid Fund

Provide urgent relief to refugees.

B07006 Restore Her Heart: Protecting Women and

Girls

End the trafficking of women and girls.

B13953 Women’s Heath

Empower women to live healthier.

Local

B00024 Community Health Charities B00079 ALS Association B00353 Alzheimer's Association, Greater Missouri

Chapter, Columbia

B11421 American Cancer Society, St. Louis B00674 American Diabetes Association, Missouri B00084 American Heart Association B00901 American Lung Association in Missouri B01055 Arthritis Foundation, Heartland Region,

Missouri B01154 Autism Speaks, Missouri B01310 Brain Injury Association of Missouri B01711 Covenant House International B01745 Crohn's & Colitis Foundation, Mid America B01810 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Gateway Chapter B01914 Down Syndrome Association of Greater St.

Louis B02055 Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Southern

Illinois B02184 Fisher House Foundation B02255 Friends of Kids with Cancer B02309 Gift of Life B11856 Giving the Basics B02509 Housing Options Provided for the Elderly B04608 Infant Loss Resources Inc. B02925 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Missouri,

Gateway Chapter B00111 Lupus Foundation of America B03142 March of Dimes, St. Louis B03342 Missouri Hospice & Palliative Care Association B03420 Muscular Dystrophy Association, Missouri,

Maryland Heights B03532 NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness),

Missouri, Jefferson City B03632 National Kidney Foundation Serving Eastern

Missouri and Arkansas B03693 National Multiple Sclerosis Society B03937 Paralyzed Veterans of America B04178 Ronald McDonald House Charities of St. Louis B04448 Special Olympics Illinois, Highland B04536 St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

(serving Missouri & Nebraska) B04677 Susan G. Komen, Missouri, Saint Louis B04844 TREE House of Greater St Louis

Nationwide

B00024 Community Health Charities B00065 AIDS Research Foundation (amfAR) B15313 Aids United B07302 Alliance for Cancer Gene Therapy, Inc. B00085 American Kidney Fund B00088 American Parkinson Disease Association B17098 Association of Maternal and Child Health

Programs B00091 Be The Match Foundation B01258 Black Women's Health Imperative B11142 Cancer Research America B00092 Cancer Research Institute B00093 CaringBridge B00094 Cerebral Palsy Foundation B01539 Children's Health Fund B00096 Children's Heart Foundation B00097 Children's Tumor Foundation B00098 City of Hope B00099 Colorectal Cancer Alliance B00100 Cooley's Anemia Foundation B00103 Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance B00104 Easterseals B00105 Endometriosis Association B00117 Facing Addiction with NCADD

B00108 Huntington’s Disease Society of America B00109 JDRF International B00113 Mental Health America B11879 Mental Health and Wellbeing B00115 Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America B03598 National Foundation for Transplants B00119 National Hemophilia Foundation B00120 National Hospice and Palliative Care

Organization B00123 National Ovarian Cancer Coalition B00125 National Psoriasis Foundation B16845 OneSight B00127 Pancreatic Cancer Action Network B00128 Parkinson's Foundation B03979 Pet Partners B00132 Sickle Cell Disease Association of America B00135 Spina Bifida Association of America B07196 The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's

Research B16564 The National Center on Addiction and

Substance Abuse B04807 the V Foundation B00138 Tourette Association of America B00139 ZERO - The End of Prostate Cancer

Screens 20 people who are at risk for kidney disease

Helps pay annual repair costs of wheelchairs or other medical equipment for someone

living with muscular dystrophy

Gives 20 people access to an anonymous online mental health screening that can help them

better understand their mental health

Covers free one-on-one support to someone facing pancreatic cancer

The Impact of your Support

Your support could help our network of over 2,000 health charities improve the health and vitality of your community. Below are some examples of the difference your donation makes.

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Supplies one family with a “First 100 Day Kit” that includes information about autism and resources

to help deal with the news of a diagnosis

Purchases one day of an “Adaptive Winter Ski Program” that gives a child with a chronic or life-threatening

illness the opportunity to participate in winter sports, including skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing

Provides childcare while a breast cancer patient has a three to four hour chemotherapy infusion

Provides information and support during three crisis calls to a 24/7 Helpline for people affected by Alzheimer’s

Supplies a grocery gift card for a family that is staying out of town for their child’s long-term treatment

Gives a wig to a patient battling cancer to help boost morale

Provides an Alzheimer’s care consultant for an overwhelmed caregiver

Provides a Blue Note Fund Grant, which helps with medical bills and other treatment-related costs,

to an individual in treatment for colon cancer who is in financial distress

Teaches more than 2,500 children how to avoid obesity and live longer, stronger lives through

nutrition and exercise educational materials

Provides cleft surgery for two children

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$300 DONATION

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Every 23 seconds someone in the U.S. is diagnosed with diabetes.

y $5 can buy a week’s worth of glucose tablets, an important treatment for low blood sugar episodes, for a child having fun while learning to thrive with diabetes at camp.

y $25 could provide an individual with a specialized cookbook to help them learn more about their disease, what and how to eat to manage everyday living.

y $200 could pay for one child’s happy day at our camp where using insulin, checking blood sugars, and watching for lows is part of everything we do.

Summer CampAmerican Diabetes Association

Kids running everywhere, swings are flying, water is splashing, and games are unfolding. It’s a typical summer camp in every way. Except One. Every one of the kids has diabetes. Here, for a few glorious days — and in many cases, for the first time in their lives — they’re just like every other kid. Laughing, playing, hanging out.

The effect is remarkable. Each summer, nearly 6,000 kids at dozens of camps across the country say goodbye to their camp friends and return home with newfound confidence in themselves, their future, and their ability to master a disease that leaves them feeling different. Providing this kind of life-changing impact for all people living with diabetes — and those at risk for the disease — is why we hold events, programs, and campaigns year-round.

LAST UPDATED: 07/07/17

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