Costco is Helping CHRISTUS Children’s Change Kids’ Health May 1-31

Local children’s hospitals are on the frontlines when protecting the health of future generations. But they can’t do it alone. Each dollar that Costco and its members raise through Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN Hospitals) improves the health of kids allowing them the opportunity to grow to their full potential.

During the month of May, you can help to change kids’ health for local children’s hospitals through CMN Hospitals during the annual Costco fundraising campaign. Shop online or in-warehouse at Costco, donate to help kids like Nolan. Nolan was diagnosed with retinoblastoma, a cancer of the retina, in January 2019. His left eye was surgically removed, then he underwent chemotherapy, and completed treatment in January 2020. Today, Nolan is a spunky seven-year-old who loves superheroes, hanging out with his little brother, and cheering on the Baylor Bears. Nolan’s next mission is to graduate from the first grade!

With donations, Nolan received the critical care he needed from CHRISTUS Children’s, his local children’s hospital.

The Costco fundraising campaign runs through May 31, with funds benefiting local children’s hospitals through CMN Hospitals to directly help kids, like Nolan, have a life full of wonder and possibility in our community. Since 2000, Costco employees and members have donated more than $1,649,579 for kids treated at CHRISTUS Children’s.

Today, we are transforming a child’s future. Together, we see what the future can be and we’re working to make it a reality. One way you and Costco are helping is by donating at the register to fund the most urgent needs of local children’s hospitals.

Through donations collected during the annual campaign, hospitals can provide treatments and healing patients desperately need today so that they can fulfill their potential for tomorrow—ultimately having ripple effects that positively impact our communities for years to come.

With your help, we can change kids’ health to change the future. For more information on how you can help kids like Nolan, visit ChildrensHospitalSAFoundation.org.