Laura Jo's Cookies for Kids Fundraisers
Adonai's Mercy House
Adonai's Mercy House began with a straightforward goal: to help impoverished children in the Philippines who are sick with cancer and other life-threatening childhood diseases. We currently provide food, clean water and help to pay for their treatments like blood and platelet transfusions, Chemotherapy, food, and medicine while they receive treatment
American Heritage Girls
Building women of integrity through service to God, family, community, and country.
Amputee Blade Runners
Our organization helps amputees keep an active lifestyle by providing this vital equipment free of charge. Our goal is to provide a running prosthesis to one athlete in all 50 states. We currently have athletes in 31 states who serve as ambassadors to other amputees.
Since 1991, Anchor House has been a vital service for homeless families and feeding the hungry. All money raised helps support our Food Pantry program and helps with the costs to operate the Emergency Family Shelter. Through food distribution in our Pantry, we provided 234,441 meals to families last year. 56% of those we serve in the Pantry are children. Through our shelter we house families for 8 weeks while they look for permanent, stable housing in Jackson County. We housed 48 families last year, 87 children among them. We like to partner with other local champions who want to build a support network around these families. Thank you so much for partnering with us to help families and children in our community.
Benjamin Rush Middle School
Blessings in a Backpack
Blessings in a Backpack mobilizes communities, individuals, and resources to provide food on the weekends for elementary school children across America who might otherwise go hungry. Every school-aged child in America has the nourishment needed to learn and grow. As a leader in the movement to end childhood hunger, Blessings in a Backpack strives to ensure children do not go hungry on the weekends by empowering individuals and communities to take action.
Boys and Girls Club of Seymour
To inspire and empower all young people, especially those who need us the most, to realize their full potential as productive, caring, and responsible citizens.
Broken & Beautiful exists to serve children in crisis in Jackson County, IN. We do this through support and education of families of origin, foster families, and adoptive families as well as those who serve them such as DCS and CASA. The money raised from this fundraiser will go to support children removed from their homes in the form of journey bags with clothing & essentials as well as support of foster families to provide stability for these children.
Brownstown Central Elementary School
Brownstown Central
High School Choir
Brownstown Central
High School DECA
Brownstown Central
High School Riley Dance Marathon
All funds raised from Laura Jo's Cookies for Kids will benefit BCHS Riley Dance Marathon, which goes directly to Riley Hospital for Children. Our goal for the 2020 dance marathon is to raise $4000 for The Kids. Thank you for your support.
Cedar Ridge Elementary School
Child Care Network
Gridiron Club
The Columbus North Gridiron Club is a 100% volunteer driven organization that raises funds and supports the Columbus North Football Team. Our program relies heavily on fundraising to provide scholarships for team camp, scholarship for player packs, pre-game snacks and hydration, weekly team meals and fellowship, and after game meals for away games. Your support is greatly appreciated by our volunteers and our players of Dogpack Football. Go Dogs!
All-Stars Cheerleading
Compassion Way Kids
Council Rock United Soccer Association
CSA Lincoln Elementary PTO
Driving for Dyslexia
Driving for Dyslexia was founded in 2018, by Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing Development driver Elliot Cox, at the age of 10, in memory of his hero Justin Wilson. Elliot uses his platform of motorsports to raise awareness of Dyslexia and funds for teachers to be trained in multisensory methods of teaching children with Dyslexia to learn to read. Since it's inception, Driving for Dyslexia has helped to raise approximately $78,000 to help children with Dyslexia, by partnering with other Dyslexia organizations. In 2020, Driving for Dyslexia has become a stand-alone charity, and it is our goal to give many scholarships for teacher training and continue to spread the "Dyslexia doesn't stop me!" message. We won't stop until all children have the opportunity to learn to read! Thank you for your support!
Emma's Art Kits
Exchange Club Family Resource Center
Family Service, Inc.
CAP stands for Child Abuse Prevention. CAP Adult Prom is an event that raises money for Family Services to provide community programming that focuses on the prevention of child abuse and neglect. The CAP Program strives to educate ALL residents about child abuse and neglect to promote healthy alternatives and positive parenting practices.
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FOP Cops and Kids
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 108 is dedicated to taking care of the children in our community. Proceeds will help with our Annual FOP Cops & Kids Christmas Shopping Program each year in December, sponsor youth league teams, provide scholarships for graduating high school students, and provide assistance to any youth or youth organization in need.
Foundation for Youth
Franklin Central Choirs
The funds raised will be used to help offset the fees associated with choir. Some of those fees include costumes, makeup, music and travel to competition, etc.
Jackson County
Grassy Creek PTA
The HIKE Fund
If It Was Your Child
Child Care
Hearing Aid Fund for School Age Children
JDRF
JDRF works every day to change the reality of this disease for millions of people—and to prevent anyone else from ever knowing it—by funding research, advocating for government support of research and new therapies, ensuring new therapies come to market and connecting and engaging the T1D community. Founded by parents determined to find a cure for their children with T1D, Every dollar put toward research comes from donations, so when you support the JDRF with your time, talent, voice and, yes, your money, you enable them to advance even more research. The organization’s goal is to turn Type One into Type None.
Lutheran Central School
Madison Archery Team
Mentors for Youth of Dubois County Inc.
Red Alert 05 Softball Team
Redding Elementary
St. Joseph Hessen Cassel Church/School
Seymour Cyclones Soccer
Seymour High School Archery Owls
The Seymour High School Archery Owls are a group of students 70 strong from 9-12 grades. Each year the Archery club starts in September and competes in numerous tournaments all the way thru June. Sending two teams of 24 archers each to tournaments takes a lot of funds for equipment, travel and entrance fees. Will you help us keep competing and "Changing Lives One Arrow at a Time"? Thank you for your support!
Seymour High School Football
The funds raised will go towards feeding the SHS football players, scholarships, camps, and equipment.
Seymour Lady Owls Soccer
South Ripley Junior High Cheerleaders
Please consider buying cookies from the South Ripley Junior High Cheerleaders! Cheerleading has many expenses throughout the year, and with the help of fundraisers such as this, some of those expenses can be alleviated. We are raising money for various items such as shoes, uniforms, warm-ups, backpacks, etc. Anything helps! We appreciate it and thank you in advance!
Special Olympics Indiana
St. Ambrose Catholic School
St. John Sauer's School
Toys For Tots for Bartholomew County and Jennings County
Trinity Lutheran High School's Riley Dance Marathon Committee
The Agency's mission is working toward the prevention and the elimination of domestic and dating violence. The Agency provides programs and services free of charge for Jackson County families that are dealing with domestic violence. These programs include a 24/7 Emergency Shelter, 1-800 Helpline, Non-Residential Services, and school based prevention programming for children in grades 6-12.
United Way of Central Illinois fights for the basic needs, education, financial stability and health of every person in our community. We bring together our community’s problem solvers to tackle our community’s toughest challenges.
United Way
YoJACK
Zion Lutheran School