Our JustCoz Campaign explained in detail.

We came up with a fun way to engage regarding our donor walls.

Announcing our new Donor Walls.

Donate a Tweet a Day to Kids Are Heroes.

Early 2011 has brought us several radio opportunities.

An explanation of how we got started.

Just a couple of months from our inception we are starting to see results.

We meet the McQuin family for the first time. The kids shaved their heads for cancer.

We find out that the mall wants to sponsor a “Kids Are Heroes Day”.

MaryMargaret and her friends collect $600.00 to buy Webkinz for kids with cancer. She delivers them to Camp Friendship.

Written just after the first event, thoughts on how it went.

We submit a two-minute video “pitch” to Sir Richard Branson’s new concept: “PitchTV”.

Four days before we discover the results of the voting.

We won the PitchTV contest which allowed our pitch to be shown on Virgin Atlantic planes during the month of June 2009.

Post that has the actual Pitch TV show where Richard Branson introduces us. Now what?

More heroes are being inspired by our web site.

We begin to speak to schools.

A call to all bloggers offering “perks” if they blog about us.

The kids get together for a photo shoot sponsored by Mary Kate McKenna.

Very excited to have business partners raising money for us.

We begin sponsoring projects to involve kids from around the world. Our first one plans to dig a well in Africa.

We were asked what plans do we have for the year 2010. Here is our answer.

An offering of reasons to volunteer and how Kids Are Heroes can help your children.

Mrs. Poulin uses the KAH web site to foster leadership skills in her young students.

Levar Fisher played outside linebacker for the New Orleans Saints and the Arizona Cardinals. He is partnering with KAH as an inspirational speaker.

We partner with Disney to host a family volunteering day.

A discussion of what the future holds for our organization.

A new program to enlist our true fans and create a real movement.

A description of the wonderful day we had at Boyd’s Bears.

A rundown of all the latest developments with Kids Are Heroes.

Details of our event at Boyd’s Bear Country in April, 2010

The folks at Chasing4Life plan a speaking tour to include Kids Are Heroes.

We receive nice comments from the Philadelphia Police department regarding our recent donation.

We partner with another nonprofit called Charity Choice that provides charity gift cards benefitting KAH and its heroes’ charities.

Explaining why we started with “.com” and then moved to “.org”.

Some of the “benes” that come with being involved with Kids Are Heroes.

So many things happening at Boyd’s Bear Country on June 26.

Kids Are Heroes Day at Boyd’s should have been experienced by all.

With the support of our partners kids are discovering how cool it is to be involved.

On December 8, we will present Kids Are Heroes to schools all over the country in a real-time video conferencing session.

Through this link we provide our heroes with true value and volunteers with opportunities to help our kids.

MaryMargaret is a finalist in an international role model competition.

MaryMargaret wins the competition thanks to votes of supporters.

We are growing fast and must be able to handle it.

We are filling up the cart. Help us tip it over.

We look back fondly at our achievements over the past year.

Coming up with more creative ways to get the word out.

Kids Are Heroes Ambassadors take ownership of what we are doing.

Early 2011 has brought us several radio opportunities.

Donate a Tweet a Day to Kids Are Heroes.

Our JustCoz Campaign explained in detail.

We came up with a fun way to engage regarding our donor walls.

Announcing our new Donor Walls.

Blow-by-blow description of Kids Are Heroes Day 2010 with awesome pictures.

Our biggest event ever. This details all the activities throughout the day.

An opportunity for the heroes to really get to know each other.

Diana from Nairobi and ex-Arizona Cardinal Levar Fisher speak to schools throughout the week.

Profile of Levar Fisher, guest speaker at Kids Are Heroes Day.

Why Kids Are Heroes Day is such an important event.

Planning for the second annual day. This time we are inviting kids from out of town and some need help to finance their trip.

Cati is coming from San Diego, CA. Her platform is anti-bullying.

Calista and her brother Austin are both heroes who work tirelessly for their local Special Olympics chapter.

Alaina hails from British Columbia, Canada. She created an organization called “Little Women for Little Women in Afghanistan”.

Why Kids Are Heroes Day is such an important event.

A list of planned activities throughout the day and who is in attendance.

Reactions from the day itself.

Digital Bard releases the videos from that day.

Eleven-year-old Matthew sent us a letter about what he and his brothers and sisters were up to.

A speech given by Finn Case; at the time he was 7 and raising $30,000.00 for clean water systems in Africa.

A plea for help from Mark Rinkel – one of our heroes. (Don’t worry, it has a happy ending.)

A wonderful result to one of Mark’s pleas. Very uplifting story.

Mark Rinkel is introduced. He scours the country looking for viable candidates as diabetic service dogs for other people.

Nich Giordano plays the classical guitar. He held a concert that made $11,000.00 for the make-A-Wish Foundation of New Jersey.

MaryMargaret is the founder of Kids Are Heroes and also started her Music for Life program.

We go out into the community to meet three kids holding their own fundraiser to fight hunger in America.

Chloe is a young woman who has accomplished quite a bit to improve our environment.

Riley is a young woman who has accomplished so much. This is an important read for your kids.

Kyle and Brady started “My Own Book”. This is a great organization that promotes literacy to disadvantaged children.

Lexxi is a young singer/songwriter who wrote a song and performed it for our troops.

Young hero Austin has just one wish. Very touching.

MaryMargaret’s Music for Life program is coming to a close.

An interview with Jasper Lee who shares his love of fly-fishing with disabled veterans.

An interview with Alannah Raven who tirelessly fights atrocities against wild horses.

A hero asks for help to get his non-profit a $5K grant.

10-year-old Jacob speaks on Capitol Hill about his affliction and how he raises funds and awareness.

8-year-old Ricky Springer “races for a cause” despite his debilitating disease.

Our newest sponsor provides a wonderful opportunity for one of our heroes.

Read how this young teenager if helping orphans who live in India.