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KIDstruction Week

Learn more about KIDstruction Week and why your company should join others in the construction industry in supporting St. Louis Children's Hospital.

KIDstruction Week

KIDstruction Week is an opportunity for the St. Louis regional Architectural/Engineering/Construction industry to join together in support of the mission of St. Louis Children's Hospital: "to do what's what for kids." It is a simple campaign that asks those of us in the regions A/E/C industry to consider a $1 donation to St. Louis Children's Hospital for every hour they work during a single week—KIDstruction Week.

KIDstruction Week 2013 will take place in August, so stay tuned for updates! Click the links below for more information:

Learn more about becoming a corporate sponsor

Join our crew:
Click here to view the company packet
Click here to register your company online

Foreman Headquarters: get all the materials you need to make KIDstruction Week a success at your company.

Donate now (online donation form coming soon)

Every gift matters in our mission and St. Louis Children’s Hospital is dedicated to making the most of every gift to the hospital—big or small.
Picture the difference your donation makes:
• A gift of $40 ($1 per hour) can provide Music Therapy supplies like memory cards, iTunes music cards and educational books for long-term patients in Neurorehabilitation, Cardiology, Hematology/Oncology, Dialysis, and the Transplant and Newborn Intensive Care Units.
• A gift of $120 ($3 per hour) can provide books and other educational materials through the Family Resource Center to assist in alleviating fear, educating and offering support and information for patients and parents who are facing a new diagnosis.
• A gift of $200 ($5 per hour) will cover the cost of one day for a child with cerebral palsy to attend Camp Independence. Camp Independence is the only sports camp in the country specially designed for children with cerebral palsy. The child will gain self-confidence and benefit from accomplishing many tasks that children with CP are often told they cannot do.

View the 2012 KIDstruction Week results here!