Date
April 26, 2024
Cocktail attire
Tickets and Sponsorships
Become a sponsor today! Sponsorship packages include a reserved table, brand recognition and other benefits.
Please reach out to Siobhan Dunn at siobhan.dunn@alsac.stjude.org if you are interested in a sponsorship opportunity..
When St. Jude opened in 1962, childhood cancer was considered largely incurable. Since then, St. Jude has helped push the overall survival rate from 20% to more than 80%, and we won't stop until no child dies from cancer.
St. Jude patient Mavis
Photos from past Toast to St. Jude events
Caitlin Flaherty, Event Chair
Rebecca Brown, Logistics Co-Chair
Willow Kane, Logistics Co-Chair
Serissa Jones, Recruitment Co-Chair
Alessandra Gordon-Hall, Recruitment Co-Chair
Brittany Myers, Marketing & PR Co-Chair
Paige Christo, Marketing & PR Co-Chair
Meaghann Graber, Auction/Raffle Chair
Michael Nader, Sponsorship Co-Chair
Ray Boghos, Sponsorship Co-Chair
Jake Eddy • Kyle Andersen • Chloe Griffith • Anny Dinn • Peter Gill • Alex Qirjazi • Christina Saadé • Vanessa Wojtusiak • Liv Novoselsky • Kristina McCann • Matthew Coviello • Kiley Merrill • Matthew Ribaudo • Whitney Torgerson • Andrew (Drew) Boujoulian • Tess Felber • Erin Young • Elena Chapman • Meaghan Nader • Maggie Fortune • Stephen Griffith • Matthew Milley • Joey Griffiths • Andrew Nader • Anthony Nader • Austin Bovino • Chris Quincy • Justin Aminian • Stephanie Coleman • Samantha Curtin
St. Jude stories from New England
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Maine woman runs through pain of cancer for St. Jude kids facing their own marathons
Sarah Emerson knew what it was like to support cancer patients through her fundraising for St. Jude. That support flowed back to her, when she needed it most.
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In a year, this MIT student athlete went from brain cancer at St. Jude to mentoring Boston high schoolers
He’s busy as a student at MIT and member of the rowing team, but this St. Jude survivor has a heart for helping — he mentors high schoolers in his spare time.
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Vermont runner eyes 103 marathons, $100K for St. Jude
Once Sue Kessler started running, she didn’t want to stop. Then she discovered a way to bring extra meaning to all those marathons — running as a St. Jude Hero.
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No Boston Marathon to run, so a St. Jude Hero rounds up his family for a neighborhood relay-style race
Scott Kruse had qualified for his first Boston Marathon, but then the world changed and the global pandemic put a halt to large gatherings. But a hero’s got to be heroic in these times. So Kruse, forced to walk, not run, for exercise these days because of a back injury, had an idea.
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Rhode Island couple streams cooking show with a pinch of silly for St. Jude
"We’re not famous or special, we just wanted to give our time and effort for something we care about."
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In this together
Thirteen St. Jude Heroes® are in step with the most compelling reasons — they'll run for St. Jude kids at the 2018 Boston Marathon.
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One red wagon
Wagons are the preferred mode of travel through the halls of the hospital and around campus for our younger patients.
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One red blood cell transfusion
Children undergoing treatment for cancer and other life-threatening diseases often need transfusions.
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One hour of physical therapy
Physical therapy is provided to patients because children with life-threatening diseases like cancer may develop developmental, cognitive or physical impairments as a result of their illnesses and their treatments.
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Parent necessities for 20 patient families
Parents who bring their children to St. Jude often leave home in a hurry and forget to pack day-to-day necessities such as shampoos, razors, deodorant, toothbrushes and lotion. At Tri Delta Place, our short-term housing facility, parents can obtain these essentials free of charge.
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An ultrasound study for a St. Jude patient
An ultrasound study is among the diagnostic imaging tests that doctors use to diagnose and monitor disease and treatment.
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Daily room rate of the ICU
The Intensive Care Unit at St. Jude has twice been recognized with the Beacon Award for Critical Care Excellence given by the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses. In 2009, the St. Jude ICU became Tennessee’s first ICU to win the honor.
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Support St. Jude patients and their families
Your donation will be used to provide breakthrough research, treatment and cures as you join St. Jude in its livesaving mission: Finding cures. Saving children.®
* Your donation will be used to provide breakthrough research, treatment and cures. Items listed here are representative of services and supplies that are part of the treatment and care of children at St. Jude. The cost of each item or service is an approximation, and will vary based on actual costs incurred and individual patient needs. Your donation will be used for the general operating needs of St. Jude, where no family ever receives a bill for treatment, travel, housing or food.
Other ways you can get involved:
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Volunteer locally
Search and register for volunteer opportunities at local fundraising events in your community.
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Employer donation match
Find out if you can double the impact of your donation to St. Jude through your employer's matching gifts program.
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Attend events near you
St. Jude galas, golf tournaments and benefit events are hosted around the United States. Find an event happening near you, and help support the lifesaving mission of St. Jude.