Red Wagons Being Donated

Over the past 7 years “Smiles 4 Sick Children” has been able to donate over 18,400 toys and gifts benefiting the kids at Phoenix Children’s Hospital, and most recently provided 9 “Little Red Wagons”, 2 to the Flagstaff Medical Center, 6 to Phoenix Children’s Hospital and 1 to the Cardon Children’s Medical Center. We look at each toy as creating multiple Smiles, for the child and their parents, as their Mom & Dad see the power a Smile can make in their kids healing process.

S4SC this past year also helped a 3 year young girl found abused with donations of new clothing and toys;

Provided toys and helped out an 8 year old boy attacked and mauled by a dog;

Provided financial assistance to a young mans family while he endures his cancer chemotherapy treatments;

And most recently provided 8 “Little Red Wagons”, 2 to the Flagstaff Medical Center, 5 to Phoenix Children’s Hospital, and 1 to the Cardon Medical Center, to help kids get around the hospital with their IV poles.

(The story behind these wagons can be seen on Facebook at “Chad’s Bracket” or Google the maker, Roger Leggett) Would you like to donate a “Little Red Wagon” to help the Children or in Memoriam? We can help you facilitate your donation. Each wagon is specially adapted to secure the child’s IV Pole to the wagon whereby allowing easier transportation around the Hospital and Hospital grounds for the child.

Each wagon comes with a placard designating the donor and/or the recipient.

Each wagon cost $275.00 plus shipping charges.

If you would like to donate a wagon to PCH or any other Hospital of your choice, please contact us and ask how we can help you with this generous donation.

As you can see from the above results from the many financial and toy donations made to Smiles 4 Sick Children, Smiles can be provided to Sick, Hurt and Abused Kids in many different ways.

We hope you’ll show your support by donating and helping us provided…Smiles 4 Sick Children today.

Anthem, Az. & Muskego, Wisconsin resident John Kaufman (and his wife Jeri) donating a IV adapted little red Radio Flyer wagon for the children at The Cardon Children’s Medical Center.