How can I tell if an email or text from SickKids Foundation asking me to update my information is legitimate?
SickKids Foundation may contact monthly donors by email or text message if a monthly donation was missed or a credit card is expiring.
We will always direct you to a secure webpage on our official website, sickkidsfoundation.com . In some cases, our text messages may include a one-time personal code that you can enter on our website to securely confirm your identity. We will never ask you to reply to an email or text with your credit card number, banking details, or any personal financial information. If you’re ever unsure about a message, please contact our Monthly Donor Specialists directly at 416-813-1216.
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What are the steps to becoming a volunteer?
Due to the overwhelming number of applications we’ve received, our volunteer application portals for both event and office volunteers are currently closed. We’ll reopen applications as new opportunities become available – please check back soon!
Update: SickKids twins Charlie and Georg...
An update from mom, Karen, mom to twins Charlie and Georgia, featured in Day 13 of our Better Tomorrows campaign.
SickKids Enters a New Era
Progress doesn’t happen in isolation. To win, it will take a team. Three members of team SickKids share their battle plans.
Why can’t I give a cash donation to the fundraiser?
For safety reasons, we do not allow our fundraisers to accept or carry cash donations. If you are interested in making a donation, please do so using our online donation form.
Ashley's Angels
After their daughter received a life-saving liver transplant, Sherrie and Jeff decided that they wanted to say thanks by giving back.
Donor Policies and Public Representation
Our fundraising practices adhere to codes of conduct including the Association of Fundraising Professionals and the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants.
