Join us for the 2025 St. Jude Celebration of Hope at the historic Peabody Hotel in Memphis, TN on Jan. 24 - 26, 2025.
St. Jude Celebration of Hope is an inspiring and educational seminar for partners and supporters of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital who represent diverse industries that influence and reach Black audiences.
The seminar includes curated experiences for new and long-standing partners in radio, media, entertainment, and the music industry. Podcasts, content creators, corporate partners, religious leaders, and leadership from the National Pan-Hellenic Council also, enjoy the weekend which culminates with an unforgettable dinner and concert.
Don't miss the special moments awaiting you in Memphis during St. Jude Celebration of Hope weekend.
Date
Jan. 24 - 26, 2025
Sponsorships
Reserve your spot by becoming a sponsor today. Sponsors receive invitation to event, brand visibility on event signage, promotional materials and more.
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St. Jude patient DJ and Paishence with Hip Hop artist, Doug E. Fresh
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St. Jude patient, Alanna
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Become a sponsor
By partnering with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and sponsoring this event, you will align your company name with the strong, nationally recognized St. Jude mission and brand, and instill pride in your employees, consumers, vendors and company executives.
| Presenting Partner | Welcome Reception | Partner Luncheon | Closing Dinner + Concert |
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| Investment: $100,000 | Investment: $25,000 | Investment: $25,000 | Investment: $50,000 |
For more information on becoming a sponsor, contact:
Marie Lofton
marie.lofton@alsac.stjude.org
901-354-4366
Kenadie is an active little girl who likes to play with dolls and put on makeup and dresses. Sometimes, she likes to play softball, too.
In early 2023, Kenadie, who was 5 years old, began telling her mother that she felt pain in her legs. At first, doctors said that it was likely growing pains. Her mother, Felicia, felt it was something more.
St. Jude patient Kenadie
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Meet Kaitlyn
Kaitlyn first came to St. Jude at just over a year old when she was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, a soft tissue cancer. Despite all she’s been through, her smile shines bright.
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Our legacy
Equity and inclusion have been at the heart of the St. Jude mission since it opened in 1962.
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Making History at St. Jude
When St. Jude opened in 1962, Danny Thomas vowed the hospital would treat patients regardless of race, religion or ability to pay. In 1968, Dr. Rudolph Jackson became one of the first Black doctors at St. Jude.
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St. Jude continues to chart progress in how to understand and treat sickle cell disease
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