st. jude

You can make a life-changing difference for kids battling cancer by becoming a St. Jude Partner in Hope and your name will be added to our Wall of Hope.

Ten years ago, a Remsen teen faced a rare brain tumor and an uncertain future. Today, Anna is thriving—celebrating major life milestones, a decade since treatment, and a healthy, happy life thanks to St. Jude.

By becoming a St. Jude Partner in Hope, you can help children battling cancer and other life-threatening illnesses. Your $19 monthly gift helps provide treatment, housing, travel, and food — so families never receive a bill and can focus on helping their child heal.

Classes across the area are being asked to help raise money for St. Jude, and the class that brings in the most donations will win tickets to Utica Comets Kids Day on March 8.

Your generosity helped break records AGAIN this year. You won't believe how much was raised for the kids at St Jude. The big hearts of Central New Yorkers continue to amaze us every year.

You can't truly put into words the inspiring feeling you get when entering the grounds of the St. Jude Children's Hospital, but I will try.

There are some places in this world that are a certain kind of special. Places that change people's lives forever. That place for us is St. Jude.

Spread the love and hope this Valentine’s Day by sending a message to the kids at St Jude Children's Research Hospital.

St Jude may be a hospital in Memphis Tennessee but it saves the lives of kids in their hometown. Vincent Russitano of Holland Patent is one of those kids.

A Frankfort teen is kicking cancer's butt thanks to St Jude Children's Research Hospital and the generosity of Central New Yorkers.

Danny Thomas gave his last $7 to a Detroit church with a prayer and a pledge. That promise led to countless children living healthy lives.

St. Jude is so much more than a hospital in Tennessee. Just ask a Remsen, New York, family who couldn't be more grateful to the Children's Research Hospital and the Central New York community that saved their little girl.