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Local Walmart and Sam’s Club Campaign Supports Lurie Children’s

The Walmart and Sam’s Club campaign benefitting Lurie Children’s Hospital is going strong.  Associates at locations across Chicagoland and Illinois are once again positively impacting kids’ health in our community by coming together to enthusiastically support this year’s campaign.

Each year we see associates who have been personally impacted by their local CMN hospital give back to pay it forward and help others in their community.

Children’s health care is an urgent local and global issue impacting the future of our communities and society at large. More kids need the kind of custom care that children’s hospitals provide than can afford it, which is why hospitals like Lurie Children’s rely on donations and community support. 

Partners like Walmart and Sam’s Club make giving easy, and their support helps us meet critical needs that help build healthier communities today and tomorrow.

Children’s hospitals are on the frontlines when it comes to protecting the health of future generations.  But they can’t do it alone.  Since 1987, Walmart and Sam’s Club have partnered with CMN Hospitals to raise more than $1 billion for local children’s hospitals across the U.S. and Canada. Locally, stores across the Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana area raise funds for Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago.

Customers and members have many options to support their local CMN Hospital this year, donations can be made at the register, while shopping at Walmart.com or through the Walmart app, at the grocery pick-up or by visiting helpkidslivehealthy.org.

No matter where you are, whether shopping in a store or club or online, you have the chance to change children’s health by supporting Lurie Children’s through the Walmart and Sam’s Club campaign.  Every dollar raised stays in our community to support local kids and families, creating the kind of ripple effects that will positively impact our community and our world for years to come.