Custom care packages for children fighting cancer.

No two warrior packages are the same and include special gifts for not only the child, but for the entire family. The packages include items such as arts and crafts, pajamas, toys and gift cards for essential needs. While the gifts are small in size, we know they have a big impact on the families.

Please contact our Warrior Ambassador, Laura Angelle at Laura@skyhighforkids.org for an application while we transition to a new software.

Create Handmade Blankets for Cancer Warriors.

Part of our mission at Sky High is to provide comfort for children battling cancer and other life-threatening diseases. Each year, hundreds of children at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Ronald McDonald House Memphis and Texas Children’s Cancer Center receive a warm, fuzzy blanket that was hand-tied by volunteers just like you! If your group is interested in hosting a Tie for Sky High event, contact us.

Raise money for Sky High by donating your ponytail.

Are you interested in donating your hair to a child in need AND raising money for Sky High in the process? Let us help you out! We will create an online fundraiser for you to and you take the wheel from there! Call your family, text your friends, and let your Instagram followers know what you’re doing! Donating your hair is a big deal!

Our Sky High Adventures Program gives Pediatric Cancer patients and families a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Sky High Adventures takes Pediatric Cancer patients and survivors on a trip of a lifetime! Want to explore the great outdoors, attend an NBA game or have a girls day out? We can help! Over the past 10 years, Sky High Adventures has hosted more than 80 families across the United States and we want your family to join us.

Help us provide meals to families in need!

Apply below to make a difference! Partner with Sky High for Kids and cater 170 boxed meals for families battling Childhood Cancer at Texas Children’s Cancer Center, main campus. Your support provides comforting Sunday Suppers, offering respite from food insecurity during hospital stays.