BMT VS 100 Days

We are excited to bring the magic of Halloween to your homes this year! Consider joining BMT VS 100 Days’ Halloween Contest, with the chance to win some awesome prizes, and support the BMT Unit at SickKids.

We are trying to improve the environment for bone marrow transplant (BMT) patients at SickKids Hospital. After every bone marrow transplant, patients are kept in rooms under observation for a period of 100 days. These 100 days are the most crucial days of their lives that determine whether their transplant actually worked or not, and also allows doctors to find complications in the transplant.

Dress Up for a Good Cause

Here’s where you come in. Ready to paint the town red with all your hustle and bustle this Halloween? Or want a private night with the family eating candy and dressing up? Whatever your plan is, you can help our cause in a matter of minutes.

Here's How it Works

DONATE: Suggested donation of $100 to enter into the costume contest  

DRESS UP:  Dress up in a Halloween costume

TAKE A PHOTO: Take a picture of yourself or family, and post on Instagram by October 28^th

*Please note: If you don’t have an Instagram account just send it to us.

TAG: Tag our campaign @bmt_vs_100days

CONTEST PRIZES

First prize = $1000

Second prize = $500

Third prize = $250

100% of your donations go directly to SickKids Foundation, supporting the bone marrow transplant unit.

Considering becoming a Sponsor: PLATINUM $1,000 or GOLD $500. Your company logo will be featured below.

A contactless SickKids Thrifters Garage Sale is a great way to support SickKids in your neighbourhood this summer. Participating is easy: hunt down the unwanted stuff in your house, and get it to the curb, or put up a pic on social.

If it’s on the street, put one of our downloaded ‘Take Me’ signs on it. Ask the thrifters who want your stuff for a donation to SickKids. The same goes for folks online. It’s that simple. 

The SickKids Thrifters Garage Sale. It’s an easy way to support SickKids while the sun shines. Join us.

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