Community Fundraisers

Your fundraiser makes an impact on the lives of our patients. All events, large or small, play a significant role in raising awareness and much-needed support for our innovative medical research and world-class care.

Ideas to Get You Started

Here are some ways you can make an impact:

Mark birthdays, anniversaries and other milestones with a donation to Brenner Children’s.
Have a yard sale, lemonade stand, bake sale or car wash.
Donate a percentage of sales at your local business.
Compete in a local race and ask friends to sponsor you.

Make it Happen!

To ensure a successful fundraising event, please check out our Community Fundraiser Guidelines, which includes answers to frequently asked questions.

Before your event, please submit a request form.

We are truly grateful for those who support Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist and Brenner Children’s through community fundraising events. Thank you!

What Your Support Means

Contributions to Brenner Children's provide important elements of day-to-day care that enhance the expertise and compassion of our doctors and nurses.

Brenner events also raise public awareness about our mission and assure that essential health care is delivered to children in this region, regardless of financial means.

Hit the Bricks Raises Record Amount for Cancer Research

Last fall’s 18th annual Hit the Bricks fundraiser at Wake Forest University returned to its in-person format and found unprecedented success, raising more than $200,700 for research at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist’s comprehensive Cancer Center.

The amount surpassed 2020’s total of more than $130,000.

Mayberry Truck Show Fuels Support for Brenner Children’s

The 2021 Mayberry Truck Show put some impressive big trucks on display while raising more than $351,000 through a community fundraiser for patients and families at Brenner Children’s.

An estimated 20,000 people attended the first-ever show.

Salisbury Teen Honors NICU with Brenner Children’s Fundraiser

Archie Dees doesn’t remember how Brenner Children’s helped save his life—he was only 10 days old—but when tasked by his parents to get more involved in his community, the recent Salisbury High School graduate knew the nonprofit he wanted to support.

After speaking with his guitar teacher, Tripp Edwards, Dees decided to organize a concert for his fundraiser and went to work figuring out the details.

Local Artist’s Portraiture Project Benefits COVID-19 Response Fund

Seeing her community in need during the COVID-19 pandemic, local artist Anna Jarrell found a creative way to combine her talents with her desire to help.

The result was a portraiture project called “100 Faces of Winston-Salem,” which included 100 portraits of people who live or work in Winston-Salem.

Fundraising Efforts Boost Brenner Children’s

In November 2020, local Great Clips locations in the Triad sold designed cutouts for $2 each as part of an annual fundraising campaign for Brenner Children’s.

Since the partnership between Great Clips and Brenner Children’s began in 2011, it has generated more than $273,000 in donations to the children’s hospital.

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