What is the St. Jude Thanks and Giving campaign?
St. Jude Thanks and Giving is a holiday campaign that brings together celebrities, influencers, media and more than 50 leading national brands to share the St. Jude mission and encourage shoppers from all over the country to make a holiday donation. Every dollar makes a difference.
Whether you’re searching for in-store or online gifts, you can join celebrities like Michael Strahan, Luis Fonsi, Sofía Vergara, Yara Shahidi, Chip and Joanna Gaines and more in supporting the lifesaving mission of St. Jude, where families never receive a bill for treatment, travel, housing or food.
St. Jude patient Brayden and his parents
Meet the patients you are helping
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Meet Imani
Imani was diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor at just 5 weeks old and started chemotherapy at St. Jude.
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Meet Eli
When Eli’s mom, herself a healthcare professional, viewed his X-ray, she could scarcely believe her eyes. The bone in her son’s leg looked like it was dissolving.
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Meet Nova
Bubbly Nova enthusiastically engages with the world around her and shares her precious smile freely.
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Meet Tina
Tina is a sweet girl who loves rollerblading and studying for her art, history, debate and science classes. Thanks to St. Jude, she can continue being a kid.
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Meet Max
Max was in an orphanage when he was first diagnosed with eye cancer. After he was adopted, he and his family were referred to St. Jude.
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Meet Myla
Four-year-old Myla had a type of blood cancer called acute megakaryoblastic leukemia. “It felt like a blow to my chest,” said her mom.
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Meet Ay'Den
Ay'Den is a kind boy with an easy smile. When he collapsed, his family was afraid he had COVID-19, but Ay'Den would be diagnosed with leukemia and referred to St. Jude.
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Meet Ashtyn
Ashtyn "warms everyone's heart," says her mom. Full of energy and sass, she hopes that she'll grow up to touch other's people lives, as St. Jude has touched theirs.
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Meet Sebastián
Sebastián has always dreamed of becoming a professional soccer player. He also wants to become an engineer in hopes of “creating a machine that cures cancer in kids.”
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Meet Kaylee
Kaylee loves to dance with her parents and sister and has a sense of optimism with everything she does. "She's smiling every day. She keeps us going," says her mom.
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Meet Brayden
Brayden, described by those who love him as a “silly, loving kid,” was diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor and underwent brain surgery the day he was to have started kindergarten.
