Partners & supporters
The people who
make kits possible.
Hospitals that receive kits, businesses and clubs that fund them, and schools that run collections. We name everyone who wants to be named — and only after they've agreed.
Receiving programs
Hospital partners
The child-life and donation teams who review our contents and receive finished kits.
No confirmed partners yet.
We're in outreach with pediatric child-life programs and will name our receiving hospital here once one has formally agreed. We won't list a hospital before then — implying a partnership we don't have would be dishonest and would damage the relationship we're trying to build.
Funding & in-kind
Businesses & clubs
Local businesses, service clubs and community groups who fund kit contents or donate goods and services.
This space is waiting for you.
We're a student group getting a first run of kits into a hospital. If your business, club or restaurant can help fund contents or donate printing, supplies or storage, we'd like to talk.
Collections
Schools & groups
Everyone who has run a supply drive from the approved wish list.
No drives completed yet.
When your school or club runs one, we'll list it here along with how many kits it filled.
What we offer in return
Modest, and honest about it.
- Acknowledgement on this page and in our updates
- A clear report of what your contribution funded, and how many kits it produced
- A named contact who will actually reply
What we won't do is put a company logo on the bag a child carries, or suggest a hospital endorses a sponsor. The bag's back panel stays blank on purpose.
Support a kit
Small amounts go
a long way here.
We don't have staff, rent or overhead. A contribution buys sketchbooks, colored pencils, fidget items and grippy socks — the things that actually go in a child's hands. If you'd rather give items than money, the supply drive route is on Resources.
We're not a registered 501(c)(3), so gifts aren't tax-deductible. Every dollar goes into kit contents.
What a contribution covers
- Sketchbook & colored pencils1 child
- Quiet sensory item & stickers1 child
- A whole kit, all five slots1 child
A finished kit lands at $15–20 all in — contents, bag, tax and shipping — so a ten-kit pilot for a hospital runs about $155–200. Every item is bought new and sealed, and checked against the receiving hospital's exclusions list before a kit is packed.