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  • Accepting Nominations for Volunteer of the Year!

    Accepting Nominations for Volunteer of the Year!

    We are thrilled to announce that nominations for Log A Load For Kids Volunteer of the Year award are now open! Your nomination can make all the difference. Nominate today! This is an opportunity to shine a spotlight on the unsung heroes who have shown exceptional leadership and dedication in supporting the Log A Load For Kids program. The winner will be…

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  • Thank you, Log A Load!

    Thank you, Log A Load!

    We would like to thank all of our state Log A Load For Kids sponsors and vendors and all of our dedicated volunteers for a Fantastic 2023 fundraising year. The total raised in 2023 from 28 states supporting over 72 Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMNH) was over $5.0 million dollars. We are extremely excited with…

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  • A WORD FROM THE LOG A LOAD FOR KIDS FOUNDATION, INC BOARD

    Happy 35th Anniversary, Log A Load For Kids! We would like to thank all of our state Log A Load For Kids sponsors and vendors and all of our dedicated volunteers for a GREAT 2022 fundraising year. Total raised in 2022 from 30 states supporting over 70 Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMNH) was over $3.6…

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  • COVID Impact and Response

    COVID Impact and Response

      Children’s Miracle Network has been working closely with our network hospitals to gather information about the impacts they are facing due to the COVID-19 pandemic.   Click read more to go to the next page to access the PDF link. It will give you more detailed information about your market.use. 

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  • The American Loggers Council raises amazing funds at the September meeting!

    The American Loggers Council raises amazing funds at the September meeting!

    We have exciting news to share!  The American Loggers Council (ALC) met in September and selected Children’s Hospital of Alabama to be the beneficiary of their auction event. The two main items that were auctioned off: a Keith Urban guitar, and a Stihl Chainsaw. The guitar sold for an amazing $3,750 and the chainsaw (which…

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  • Woodsmen’s Field Days LaL

    Mark your calendars! For the 22nd year Mark Mowrey and our many other volunteers will be spending the third weekend of August (this year August 16-18) at the Woodsmen’s Field Days in Boonville New York. Mark Mowrey, who has chaired the NYS Log-a-Load for Kids for the past 20+ years has a goal this year to…

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  • Log A Load FRA Update Letter

    Log A Load FRA Update Letter

        July 29, 2019 Dear Log A Load For Kids Advisory Committee: Over the last few months Deb Hawkinson, Forest Resources Association (FRA) and Lee Anne Fitzgerald, Log A Load (LAL) Chair, have been in discussions about the Log A Load For Kids Foundation operating as a 501©3 without the administrative support of FRA.…

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  • Volunteer of the Year 2019 – Jay Wolfe

    Volunteer of the Year 2019 – Jay Wolfe

    Jay Wolfe was recently awarded the ‘Volunteer Of The Year’ at the 2019 Forest Resources Association (FRA) Annual Convention. Jay also received recognition for this award during Children’s Hospitals Week, an Annual Event held by Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals.  Jay’s selfless hours serving his local hospital, church and overall community are a big part of…

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  • Top Loggers have generous hearts!

    The Forest Resources Association (FRA) recently awarded top loggers across the country during their Annual Meetings this week.  As a part of their awards they were given cash prizes to celebrate their accomplishments.  Without exception, each winner gave that money immediately to Log A Load for Kids and Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. The winners and…

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  • Klays for Kids raises funds for MUSC children’s hospital

      The 21st annual Klays for Kids fundraiser was held May 4 at Backwoods Quail Club. Approximately $147,000 was successfully raised on the day according to Amy McFadden, co-coordinator of the event. “We really appreciate getting to use the facility every year. We started from $5,000 our first year to $174,000 in 2018, she said.…

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