EPIC guides for teachers, parents and students
Now that you’ve accepted the St. Jude EPIC Challenge, it’s time to get started by downloading your free curriculum and resources included in your toolkit.
Presentation Tools
Facilitator Instruction Guides
Student Activity Journals
Letters & Certificates
5 ways to maximize your fundraising
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When sharing about your fundraising campaign on social media, always include a link to your personal fundraising page so friends can donate easily.
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Tag @StJude and use the hashtag #StJudeBeEpic when posting on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Your post could be featured on our social media pages.
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Keep your fundraising efforts on everyone's mind by sharing how much money you have raised towards your goal. The more frequently you post, the more people you will reach.
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Tag your friends in a post and challenge them to be the next to donate.
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Thank your donors by tagging them in your status.
Get social
Use these social media graphics to boost fundraising and rally support during your St. Jude EPIC Challenge
Research
This is where the fun begins. Use these videos, stories and more to kickstart the research process and learn more about St. Jude’s lifesaving mission.
St. Jude’s lifesaving mission
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Learn about the unique operating model at St. Jude.
There are great research institutions, great hospitals and great charities — we’re all three. See how we’re funded, how our operating model works and our plans for the future.
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Learn more about how St. Jude helps patients and families.
Already familiar with the lifesaving work going on at St. Jude? Here's a few things that could surprise you.
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Learn more about women in science.
St. Jude and society benefit as more and more women enter the fields of science, technology, engineering and math.
Videos
Building St. Jude
St. Jude patient Brinley
St. Jude patient Avyan
St. Jude Nurses
Congratulations!
You're on your way to successfully fundraising for St. Jude kids.
When you join the St. Jude EPIC Challenge, you help ensure that families never receive a bill from St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing or food.
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EPIC Challenge
Students in grades 2–5 can join the St. Jude EPIC Challenge in order to help St. Jude kids.
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St. Jude Math-A-Thon Prizes
Earn these great prizes when you fundraise as a coordinator or participant with the St. Jude Math-A-Thon.
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Fundraise at school
Participate in or organize a school fundraiser for St. Jude in your school to help kids fighting cancer and other life-threatening diseases.
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The kid with the magic smile
Cameron 's positive approach to cancer treatment encouraged everyone around him.
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The three R’s: reading, writing, resiliency
For St. Jude patients, the new school year means more than staying on track educationally – it means a semblance of normalcy.
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It's How They Roll
St. Jude’s iconic red wagons are all around the hospital, these vehicles of hope and transport, these symbols of childhood and of the St. Jude philosophy of tending to the patient’s emotional as well as physical state.
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Running, resilience and a 'robot leg'
Mack is a boy in motion. He runs and jumps and tumbles as much as any 9-year-old. He's also a cancer survivor and amputee, but that becomes an afterthought in his day-to-day life, at school and on the basketball court.
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When he lost his right eye to cancer, Ty drew and baked for comfort, but also to help St. Jude
Ty's creativity has raised thousands and helps him connect with others to support St. Jude.