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  • 1 Christopher Schaefer $475.00
  • 2 Jeff Loesche $150.00
  • 3 Ryan Chamblee $26.50
  • 4 Tiffany Ballas $26.50
  • 5 Ryan Chamblee $26.50
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Young Professionals Description

Members of St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital Foundation’s Young Professionals group ranging in age from 21-40 are committed to helping children and their families at St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital.

Members of the SJCHF Young Professionals Committee are tasked with spearheading specific fundraising activities, coordinating volunteer projects, networking with other children’s healthcare conscious professionals, raising awareness of SJCHF work among their networks and the broader business community, and taking their leadership skills to new heights.

Through volunteering, networking, community leadership and philanthropy, this group of Young Professionals helps provide support for St. Joe’s Kids, because every child deserves to be happy and healthy.

Members of the Young Professionals group are asked to make an annual $25 membership donation which is applied to the overall fundraising goals of the Young Professionals Committee. Please click HERE to submit your membership donation to become a member or renew your membership.

Here are some simple tips to help you get started:

1. Personalize your fundraising page with a profile photo and reason why you are raising funds for St. Joseph's Children's Hospital. The more personalized, the better!

2. Set an achievable target that isn’t too low. Raising even $100 can help support the latest medical advances.

3. Know how much to ask your friends and family to give. A donation of as little as $10 can help provide books to entertain patients during their hospital stay.

4. Email your family and closest friends first, then your other acquaintances and colleagues.

5. Share your page link on Facebook, Twitter and your other social networks.

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