Make a difference in the lives of Congenital Heart Defect (CHD) patients by purchasing a specialty CHD Awareness license plate.
Not in the mood to cook? Order Papa Johns pizza and get 20% off regular menu prices online or through the app by entering promo code: PCH. Papa Johns will donate 10% to Phoenix Children’s.
Quench your thirst with a Farmer Boys new strawberry lemonade and help change kids’ health.
Donate at the register at Cobblestone Auto Spa during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and help kids with cancer take the next steps toward a healthy future.
Shop Spirit Halloween for all your ghoulish needs. When you use the coupon below in-store or online, 10% of your purchase will support kids’ health and you’ll receive a bewitching 10% off your total purchase.
Make a difference with 72Sold by supporting Phoenix Children’s Sickle Cell Program.
Support Step Up. Stop Cancer.
Eat. Play. Make a difference for Phoenix Children’s cancer patients this September during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
Enjoy Chevrolet Gilbert's Food Truck Fridays throughout the month of September and savor the flavors while fundraising to support Phoenix Children's patients and families.
Shop for your fall wardrobe at Roka Boutique September 21-23 and 10% of all sales will benefit Phoenix Children’s Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders.
Phoenix Children’s 5K, which includes a Kids’ Dash, is a family-friendly event for weekend joggers, devoted runners and families looking to do something fun with a cause. Get family, neighbors, colleagues and friends to join your team and run the miles that matter for sick and injured children in Arizona and beyond.
Craving an irresistible green mint chocolate chip or the milkiest chocolate ice cream? Scoop up a treat at Jen’s Splendid Ice Creams in Scottsdale and enjoy every bite knowing you’re supporting Phoenix Children’s patients and families year-round!
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Oliver’s Mind: May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and one courageous 12-year-old is opening up about his mental health challenges in the hopes of reaching others who are struggling.
