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Welcome to our internet home!
Here you will find valuable information about our organization. We are a 501c(3) charity, registered with the IRS and State Agencies.
We help ill and disadvantaged children and their families regardless of race, creed or religion. We rely strictly on public support to make our programs successful.
We now accept donations thru Paypal.
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The majority of our funds are raised through our
Auto Donation Program
To Donate a car now click here:
AUTO DONATION LINK
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Automobile donations are still a very popular way to help charity. Car donations account for the majority of our fundraising efforts. With over 10 years experience with the Donate My Car campaign, the American Children's Society, Inc, is clearly at an advantage over charities that do not maintain their own program. By keeping the vehicle donation program in-house, and not outsourcing any of the work, we are able to retain higher contributions. We also have a vehicle assistance program where the donated automobiles are given to or sold at a discount to needy families. If you do not live in a city, you need a car. For those that can not afford a vehicle, our program helps to get them on their way to work.
If you live in an area where we have an office, our Donate My Car program can make donating your car very easy. We only accept donated vehicles in New Jersey (NJ), New York (NY), Pennsylvania (PA), Kansas (KS), Missouri (MS) and Florida (FL). So, if you live in one of those states, and want to donate a car, please feel free to stop by one of our offices, or to call us toll free.
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Childhood Cancer Statistics In The United States:
Over 12,000 children under the age of 19 will be diagnosed with cancer this year
There are over 35 children diagnosed with cancer every day
More than 200,000 children, teens and adults are survivors of childhood cancer
With your HELP there is HOPE for the Children!
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We were formed for the purpose of improving the quality of life for children suffering from cancer. Some with little hope of ever reaching their teenage years.
Cancer remains the leading cause of death among children in the United States. Thousands of young children are diagnosed with cancer in this country alone each year, and these numbers are steadily on the rise.
We are dedicated to collaborating with hospitals, medical centers and other children’s organizations to identify those families most distressed financially as a direct result of the child’s malignancy in order to assist them with medical bills, treatments, equipment, transportation needs and other overwhelming household expenses.
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