As a Partner In Hope, you're part of a special community of monthly donors who are committed to saving children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases.
Your monthly gift ensures families never receive a bill from St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing or food — because all a family should worry about is helping their child live.
It's easy to give on your terms each month.
Your monthly gifts in action
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Help cover the cost of thermometers
Your donation will help provide thermometers and other tools necessary in the treatments of St. Jude kids. Families never receive a bill from St. Jude for anything.
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Meals for a St. Jude family
Give comfort and nourishment during a difficult time. Your gift can help provide a St. Jude family with meals for one day in the Kay Kafe, the St. Jude cafeteria.
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Cover a portion of the cost for a CT scan or platelet count test
Platelet counts are among the tests doctors use to monitor patient health during treatment. A CT scan provides parents with much needed answers about their child's health.
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Help ease the cost of physical therapy time or one pair of pediatric crutches
Children with life-threatening diseases like cancer may develop developmental, cognitive or physical impairments as a result of their illnesses and treatments. Physical therapy helps ensure every child treated here enjoys the highest quality of life possible.
Our gifts to you
- a monthly photo and story of a child you're helping
- periodic St. Jude updates
- a beautiful, yearly calendar for your wall or office
Your gift makes a difference — watch our stories to see for yourself.
Become a Partner In Hope today — join a special group of monthly donors committed to saving children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases.
Learn more about St. Jude
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Software engineer finds cutting-edge success at St. Jude
Learn how Memphian Clay McLeod stayed home to pursue a cutting-edge software engineering career.
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A remarkable journey: U.S. Air Force veteran to scientist to grad school dean
Learn how Air Force veteran Racquel Collins launched her scientific career from the skills she developed during her service.
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Halloween fun descends on St. Jude
View photos from the hospital’s annual Halloween event as trick-or-treaters visited costumed employees in specially decorated booths.
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Meet Easton
When patient Easton and his family learned of his diagnosis of metastatic cancer when he was fifteen months, they had little to hope for by way of a cure.
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Dr. Jessie Morgan gains new perspective on her work at St. Jude after cancer diagnosis
It’s been a year since Dr. Jessie Morgan earned she had cancer. She comes to work as a staff scientist with a new appreciation for her work, her family and for life.
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Wishes from Grey's Anatomy star
When actress Jerrika Hinton visited as a guest panelist for the annual St. Jude Gold Luncheon, she was inspired and moved by the hospital's holistic approach to healthcare.
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An abundance of thanks
From the inspiring stories of patients and their families to the never-ceasing dedication of the supporters who showed up to the 31,000 events this year, there's plenty to be grateful for.
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2018 St. Jude Walk/Run to End Childhood Cancer
Nearly 9,000 people participated in the annual walk/run event held during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in September. View the photos from the race.
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Triumphs and turning points
Lives are measured in milestones. That is also true of life with the St. Jude family. ALSAC President and CEO Richard C. Shadyac Jr. reflects on the celebrations of the season.
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Meet June
June is a cheerful, busy girl who was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia at an early age. Today, she's able to continue treatment at a St. Jude affiliate clinic near her home.
