SLCC Fashion Institute Helps Kids with Cancer

Salt Lake Community College’s Fashion Institute participated in a Holiday Stocking event that raised more than $12,000 for children with cancer. The College received an award for being “The Most Generous School” donating 110 stuffed stockings.

“In a given month there are about 400 children up at Primary Children’s Hospital and Huntsman Cancer Institute being treated for cancer,” said Julie Wissler, Founder and President of Helping Kids with Cancer. This event helps provide monetary support for everyday items—such as gas cards and toys—to those children and their families. “You kind of brighten their day. You give them something to do that takes their minds off cancer for just a moment, they’re not worried about cancer, they’re just a kid.”

Students from the Fashion Institute donated stockings they designed and created to be auctioned at an event benefiting the Helping with Kids with Cancer organization.

Cancer is the leading cause of death by disease among U.S. children between the ages of 1 and 14. Helping Kids with Cancer is a non-profit organization. The organization provided more than 300 stockings to children in addition to the financial assistance.

For more information about Kids with Cancer, visit its Facebook page at:https://www.facebook.com/#!/HelpingKidsWithCancerhkwc?fref=ts.

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