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Marriott will be holding their annual Pepsi campaign from June 1 to August 31. Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals will receive a portion of proceeds from every sale of select Pepsi products.
From June 26 to August 27, you can support Seattle Children's by making a donation or rounding up your purchase at your local Puget Sound area 7-Eleven.
When fueling up for summer adventures at Love's Travel Stops in Tacoma and Napavine, customers can round up their purchase, or donate $1 or $5 in support of kids treated at Seattle Children's.
Visit your local Walgreens between September 8 and 21 to support Seattle Children’s. Customers can make a $1, $3 or $5 donation at the register to raise funds for the Greatest Needs Fund.
From August 1 to September 30, visit your Puget Sound-area JOANN and support Seattle Children's by making a donation or rounding up your total.
Every summer, participating DQ locations ask fans to buy a balloon and provide needed funds to help bring health and hope for kids treated at Seattle Children's. The campaign culminates on Miracle Treat Day, where a portion of every Blizzard purchase is donated to Seattle Children’s. Check back for 2025 campaign dates.
A partnership for healthier kids! When you visit a local Walmart during their summer campaign, you'll have the opportunity to donate your change to support Seattle Children's. Funds raised directly impact Seattle Children’s Uncompensated Care Fund. Check back soon for 2025 campaign dates.
Every August, you can join Marriott for National Root Beer Float Day, where proceeds from local participating Marriotts support Seattle Children’s. Check back soon for 2025 campaign dates.
Safeway and Albertsons stores in Washington, Alaska and Northern Idaho are committed to raising funds for cancer immunotherapy research at Seattle Children's during the month of July. Shoppers can donate at the check stand to help fund trials that give kids the power to fight cancer with their own immune systems.
