What is Lids for Kidz?

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Lids for Kidz is based on our successful peer-to-peer fundraising program in schools—and now, organizations can participate, too!

This program allows you to have a little fun while helping children who are in a life-or-death struggle with cancer. It's so simple! Your organization can sign up to host a day. All you have to do is tell everyone to bring a small amount (we recommend $5!) and help PUT A CAP ON childhood cancer.

By participating in Kidz in Lids, you'll help local children from your area get to their cancer treatments. Your support ensures that mileage, gas, transportation, food, and lodging are covered while they are being treated far from home.

We hope we can count on you to sign your organization up for a Lids for Kidz Day!

How Easy is it to Sign up?

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Ready to sign up?

Getting started is simple and takes just a minute! Click here to fill out just a little bit of information, and we'll get you all the resources you need for a successful Lids for Kidz day!

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Frequently Asked Questions

The program can take place on any day that is convenient for your organization! The event can be carried out on a single day, for a specific week or month, or extended to one day a week for over several weeks.

Many organizations give a 'Jeans Day' and allow staff to wear their jeans all day if they bring in and contribute an additional $5.

To request more information about how we can customize this program for your organization, please email:

Sharon Worthington at [email protected].

We ask you to let your staff, team members, and the community know you are participating!

You can edit these custom social media images here. (You will need a free Canva link in order to edit these to include your logo, date, and/or company name.) 

For generic social media posts that you can just download, please click the images below!
Wear a hat, help a kid

HEAR FROM OTHERS

“This program was both fun and easy! Our employees enjoyed the day as a way to give back to the childhood cancer community.“

Allison Smith, MD - Clemson Eye