Mission
Thank you to the generous donations of our corporate sponsors. We thank you from
the bottom of our hearts.
the bottom of our hearts.
Please join us in finding gentler cures for children by becoming a corporate partner.
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What is the I Care I Cure Service Club?
We believe young adults can help I Care I Cure achieve its mission to help children. One of the ways that I Care I Cure hopes to raise awareness and research funds is through a network of I Care I Cure Service Clubs across the country. An innovation of the I Care I Cure Foundation, the I Care I Cure Service Clubs inspires students to engage in community service at a younger age so that community involvement becomes an enjoyable and integral part of their lives. Students can select community service projects that relate to helping children living or dealing with cancer as well as other projects that are a priority for their communities such as street clean-ups or working in a homeless shelter. Wherever help is needed, the I Care I Cure kids are a volunteer core of young people that can be counted on to lend a hand. In addition, I Care I Cure Clubs provide an opportunity for young adults to engage in leadership building skills.
Another important role of the I Care I Cure Clubs is to raise funds for the I Care I Cure Foundation to fund research to find gentler cures for childhood cancer. Monies raised will help cancer patients have a better quality of life, during and after cancer treatment. Kids who establish I Care I Cure Service Clubs can take pride in the fact that their efforts will help thousands of children. They will be able to say that they made a difference in curing childhood cancer!
Start Your Own Service Club in Your
School or Community.....
I Care I Cure Service Clubs can honor a friend or relative who is battling or has battled childhood cancer or can be formed just because kids want to join together to do some good. In cases where children have lost a friend or relative to childhood cancer, the clubs offer students a healthy outlet for dealing with their feelings.
Any person can start a club, even if they do not have a personal connection to a person impacted by cancer. It can be a way to pay tribute to all children who have or will fight this disease.
Get Started ........
Click the appropriate age group for your club:
Kids Service Clubs
What is the I Care I Cure Service Club?
We believe young adults can help I Care I Cure achieve its mission to help children. One of the ways that I Care I Cure hopes to raise awareness and research funds is through a network of I Care I Cure Service Clubs across the country. An innovation of the I Care I Cure Foundation, the I Care I Cure Service Clubs inspires students to engage in community service at a younger age so that community involvement becomes an enjoyable and integral part of their lives. Students can select community service projects that relate to helping children living or dealing with cancer as well as other projects that are a priority for their communities such as street clean-ups or working in a homeless shelter. Wherever help is needed, the I Care I Cure kids are a volunteer core of young people that can be counted on to lend a hand. In addition, I Care I Cure Clubs provide an opportunity for young adults to engage in leadership building skills.
Another important role of the I Care I Cure Clubs is to raise funds for the I Care I Cure Foundation to fund research to find gentler cures for childhood cancer. Monies raised will help cancer patients have a better quality of life, during and after cancer treatment. Kids who establish I Care I Cure Service Clubs can take pride in the fact that their efforts will help thousands of children. They will be able to say that they made a difference in curing childhood cancer!
Start Your Own Service Club in Your
School or Community.....
I Care I Cure Service Clubs can honor a friend or relative who is battling or has battled childhood cancer or can be formed just because kids want to join together to do some good. In cases where children have lost a friend or relative to childhood cancer, the clubs offer students a healthy outlet for dealing with their feelings.
Any person can start a club, even if they do not have a personal connection to a person impacted by cancer. It can be a way to pay tribute to all children who have or will fight this disease.
Get Started ........
Click the appropriate age group for your club:
One of the underlying pillars of the I Care I Cure Foundation, is empowering kids to help other kids to have a better quality of life during and after cancer treatment. The I Care I Cure clubs serve that end.
