2009 Projects

From Maddi’s Closet brings love, hope, and joy to patients and families battling pediatric cancer through special events at Childrens Hospital Los Angeles. Anyone interested in donating to one of the future events is encouraged to contact our corporate office for details.

January

  • Ongoing Special Needs & Donations

February

  • Hospital Visits
  • Valentines celebration with chocolates and and cards

March

  • Hospital Visits
  • Maddi’s Special Coloring Pages (crayons and colored penscils)

April

  • Hospital Visits
  • Cutest Lil Bear Puppet Show

May

  • Hospital Visits
  • Books, books, lots of books

June

  • Hospital Visits
  • 18th Annual Celebrate Life Event
  • Maddi’s Closet Booth
  • Maddi’s Western Hoedown

July

  • Hospital Visits
  • Chocolate for Moms

August

  • Hospital Visits
  • RN and Staff Appreciation
  • Card making
  • Cookies and coloring supplies

September

  • Hospital Visits
  • School Daze Craze

October

  • Hospital Visits
  • Theme Event – “Take me out to the ballgame” Peanuts, Cracker Jacks, Baseball Cards, Baseball Hats, Pictures of Dodger and Angels Baseball players

November

  • Hospital Visits
  • 5th Annual Mad Dash Community Friend Walk

December

  • Respond to special needs and donations

 

From Maddi’s Closet depends on volunteers and donations to make each of the following events a success. The patients, parents, and staff definitely look forward to the visits. Our commitment is to provide for 100 patients with each activity. This keeps us pretty busy!

Rainbows of Hope

This is a major and on-going fund raiser to support research. Brochure can be viewed on website. Our goal is to fund $2,000 for 35 patients to participate in a study called “Saving Lives, Saving Neurons: The Head Start Program for Young Children with Malignant Brain Tumors.” It is one of the highest profile treatment protocals for young children and has been developed by Dr. Jonathan Finlay, Neuro-Oncology, Los Angeles Childrens Hospital. Institutions around the world share in the research – a breakthrough will improve survival rates and minimize damage. We need your help!