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HOW TO HELP US

The Stephanie Marie Frazier Memorial Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting hospitals, staff and parents at numerous medical centers throughout California. Donations are tax-deductible.

A $50 donation helps over 30 families. $100 helps over 60 families.

Donate Money Donate through automatic payroll deductions
  • If your employer has an employee giving campaigns
  • Use the online search to donate to a 501 (c) (3) non-profit and search by the name.
  • If your organization has this set up in writing, use our tax id number 06-1724540.
Donate by mail: 24 West Cypress Place Oakley, CA 94561

Donate online

Visit eScrip to register your debit/credit cards. Participating merchant partners will donate a % of sales to non-profits. Our group # is 500004589.

Donate in honor or in memory of someone special

Have a birthday party with gifts of donations instead of presents

Ask for sponsors to donate money for walk-a-thons, triathlons, races, etc
Donate Time Host a pancake breakfast or a dinner and donate the proceeds.

Organize a bake sale or car wash. Help with fundraising events

Fill bags (1 hour of your time makes a big difference) Host an event with a boy scout troop, church group, etc

Driving (help deliver bags to hospitals and to volunteers)

Shopping (takes a little as 30 minutes)

Donate time to print labels on your home computer
Donate Food Non-perishable items can be easily purchased and donated

Cup of noodles (chicken flavor)

Chef Boyardee microwaveable raviolis (Sams Club or Smart and Final)

Snack crackers, granola bars, fruit/jello cups

* If interested, call for more information on where to locate items
Donate Items New, small trinket type toys are desperately needed for the hospitals
  • For children going through unpleasant medical procedures Donate new teddy bears and stuffed animals for our Bear Jamboree
  • For hospitals to bandage in same location the child had surgery on
  • For children hospitalized at Christmas