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We started by filling out the form on their page and by emailing Noah's Bandage Project and got an email back on how to host a bandage drive with posters to print out. We came to school and put boxes around to classes and put the flyers around the school. Then we contacted them and presented a check to them, along with the boxes.

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To start your donation process you can fill out the form. We filled out the form and got an email from Deb Wilson, Noah's mom, informing us about how to hold a drive. We also got posters and were notified about $2 = 1 box.

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Noah's Bandage Project was started by Noah Wilson in 2015 when he was just 6 years old

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Where is Noah's Bandage Project Located?

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Where is Noah's Bandage Project Located?

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Noah's Bandage Project is pretty close to Kansas City. They are located in Olathe, Kansas. They have made many local donations including, Crown Center.

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Noah's Bandage Project has been able to send thousands of fun band-aids to children's hospitals and other organizations because of their own fundraisers and because of everyone in their community

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The members of Noah's Bandage Project are Scott Wilson, Deb Wilson, Paul Long, Kieth Morice, Laurie Enneking, Jen Fescoe, Ed Wilson, Craig Rookstool, Ryan Shreve, Kieran Pemberton, and Abbie Connelly

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Scott and Deb Wilson were Noah's parents. They've decided to carry on Noah's Legacy and continue to donate and fund raise for young cancer patients like Noah.

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https://www.facebook.com/noahsbandageproject/?ref=page_internal

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The shots and procedures that kids with cancer go through, hurt and bring anxiety and worry to them. Band-aids show that they were brave and got through their treatments. Having a fun bandage is also a reward for being so brave.

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Noah was able to give the children in Crown Center over 9,000 fun band-aids!

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On a cancer floor, there are kids who wear similar hospital gowns, are bald, and end up looking a lot alike. This is why bandages are important. They let kids express themselves and have something unique to them.

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Noah passed away in June of 2015. Even though he is still not with us today, his legacy and generosity lives on through people supporting Noah's Bandage Project. By donating or hosting a drives, you can still carry out his plan to make every kid's hospital happier.

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Noah's Bandage Project has had  many different news stories such as-

FoxNews.com 7/7/14 – 6 Year Old Cancer Patient Starts Colorful Bandage Collection for Sick Children

KMBC 9 – 9/1/2016 Community Celebrates Success of Noah’s Bandage Project

41 Action News – Young Royals Fan Leaves Legacy at Hospitals

Rob Collins – Noah Wilson

and more!

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Noah discovered that only 4% of the U.S. national cancer research budget goes to kids. So along with collecting fun bandages, he also wanted to contribute to cancer research.

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Noah's Bandage Run is an annual 5k that raises money for pediatric cancer research

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When Noah was diagnosed and started treatment, he hated getting daily pokes and shots. The hospital he was at didn't have cool bandages so he started Noah's bandage project to help other kids when receiving treatment.

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Noah's Bandage Project has partnered with Children's Mercy, Agape Montessori School, Firemon, KC Royals, Heartland Primary Care, Donner Group, Sporting KC, Shadow Buddies Foundation, 3&2 Baseball, and more

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Noah's Bandage Project recognizes that there isn't just one way to help, but that everyone has there one way they can help and make a difference. Your #1Thing can be anything you can do to best spread awareness.

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"Our mission is to end childhood cancer through awareness, support, and the gift of hope. We do this through the collection of cool, fun bandages for kids and raise money for pediatric cancer research."

-Noah's Bandage Project

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https://noahsbandageproject.com/

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Once we collected all the money for the drive, Ms. Moore gave the money to Mrs. Denis to make a check so we could give it to Noah's Bandage Project

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Noah's Bandage Project doesn't just donate bandages to Kansas City or the US, but also all around the world! NBP has donated band-aids to the United kingdom and the Netherlands in Europe, Zambia in Africa and to Australia.

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Noah's Bandage Project has given $1.2 million to pediatric cancer research and donated 7.02 million individual bandages

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We hosted a week long band-aid drive for Noah's Bandage Project. After the band-aid drive we are going to go down to NBP and give them the band-aids and money we got from the drive.

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Service Quote: "As we lose ourselves in the service of others we discover our own lives and our own happiness." Dieter F. Uchtdorf

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Donate, host a band-aid drive, or do your #1Thing

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Start Somewhere and Let Us Know ...

What's Your One Thing?

Noah's Bandage Project understands wholeheartedly that different people have different ways they are able to lend help and support the cause. There isn't just one way to help - Rather, everyone has their own one best way they can make a difference. That's why for this Noah's November, we are asking everyone to ask themselves one question:

Awareness leads to Action

Spread the Word!

Is your #1Thing to help spread Awareness by sharing the mission of Noah's Bandage Project with your friends and family?

READ NOAH'S STORY

Lend Your Support by

Helping in a Bandage Drive

Or, is your #1Thing to lend Support by helping with a bandage drive?

LEARN HOW

Make a Donation

Every Dollar Counts

When it comes to funding cancer research for kids, there is very little support. In fact, only 4% of the U.S. national cancer research budget goes to kids...4%! Help us change this shocking stat.

DONATE TODAY

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Start Somewhere and Let Us Know ... Noah's Bandage Project understands wholeheartedly that different people have different ways they are able to lend help and support the cause. There isn't just one way to help - Rather, everyone has their own one best way they can make a difference.