Meet some of the celebrities like Lady A, CeCe Winans and Shaggy that are helping support the mission of St. Jude.
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Duff McKagan, bassist of Guns 'N' Roses
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Bailey Zimmerman
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HARDY
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OneRepublic
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Ronnie Vanucci, drummer from The Killers
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Carolina Ross
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La Energia Norteña
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Kings of Leon
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Lady A
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Jon Bon Jovi, singer and guitarist of Bon Jovi
St. Jude founder Danny Thomas' grandson Jason Thomas Gordon started Music Gives to St. Jude Kids®, inspired by Danny's dream that "no child should die in the dawn of life."
Music Gives is where music lovers and artists connect their passion for music to the mission of St. Jude by hosting and participating in radiothons, spreading awareness on social media and reping their Music Gives shirts within their communities.
Country star and songwriter Megan Moroney brought smiles and music to the halls of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® during a special visit with patients and families. She toured the hospital, spent time getting to know several patients, and even treated everyone to live performances of some of her biggest hits. Before she left, Megan autographed a guitar that will be auctioned to help raise funds for the lifesaving work happening at St. Jude every day.
You can read the full story on Inspire or join the Music Gives community by grabbing your official T‑shirt.
Have a closer look at Megan Moroney's visit to St. Jude
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Megan Moroney with St. Jude patient Maddox
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Megan Moroney with St. Jude patient Faith
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Megan Moroney with St. Jude patient Cameran
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Megan Moroney singing for St. Jude patients and families
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Megan Moroney with St. Jude patient Reid
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Megan Moroney with St. Jude patient Erma and her dad
Learn More About Music Gives
Dan + Shay
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Many musicians, artists, and celebrities support St. Jude. We are grateful to artists across all genres who support the lifesaving mission of St. Jude, including:
- Megan Moroney
- Lady A
- Shaggy
- Bon Jovi
- Dan+Shay
- Becky G
- Duff McKagan
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Musicians, artists, and celebrities support St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® in countless meaningful ways. Some give through direct donations, others perform benefit shows or take time to create special moments for St. Jude patients. Many also use their platforms to raise awareness and share the mission of St. Jude with millions of people around the world.
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You can join your favorite celebrities in supporting the kids of St. Jude by making a monthly donation of $19, wearing your t-shirt and by following and sharing on social media.
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Music is an undeniable part of St. Jude. It not only brings our families together, but it’s also part of the world-class treatment and therapy at St. Jude through music therapy. At St. Jude, music therapy sessions help patients and families experience relief from pain, stress and anxiety. Whether through singing, playing instruments, writing songs, or simply listening to melodies tailored to their preferences, music offers a safe space for emotional expression and healing.
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The shirt is not available for purchase. It is exclusively available for monthly donors called “Partners in Hope.” You can make a donation of $19 to get your shirt.
More stories about the power of music at St. Jude:
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St. Jude bone cancer survivor Adam Hopper inspires young lives through music
Despite cancer, this drummer, composer and teacher found his rhythm and now helps his students discover theirs.
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Selena’s family honors singer’s memory with St. Jude collaboration
A new limited-edition T-shirt with an exclusive Selena design will be launched to support the research hospital’s mission.
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Nothing goes together like country music and a St. Jude kid
Chart-topping country artist Drew Baldridge’s new song, “Tough People,” pays tribute to kids like Lizzie
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Watch: musician and composer Adam Hopper plays drums with a titanium right arm
As a child, Adam was diagnosed with bone cancer in his arm and referred to St. Jude for treatment.
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Music helped St. Jude patient Emily weather cancer storm
All through treatment at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, her big sibling Callie was beside her, comforting her with song.