Kidshelpingkids

Kids Helping Kids is a non-profit organization that
encourages teens to help each other when faced with
life altering illness or injury

OUR MISSION

To encourage and facilitate social entrepreneurial and cause-related projects and events that:

Provide and fund mobility equipment, teen lounges in hospitals and teen programs that help kids transition back to their communities after experiencing a life altering illness or injury.
Keep kids involved in the world of their peers and help them know they haven’t been forgotten
Increase awareness among young people about the huge difference they can make in the life of another child

One thing is true: people want to see good in the world. All it takes is for one person to ignite a spark and the world is changed forever.

Mischa Zimmermann lit that spark in creating Kids Helping Kids back in 1998. He did it as a young teen, all the while dealing with a malignant brain tumor. Continue Reading

Mischa Zimmermann
Our Founder

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