Love’s Travel Stops Fueling Kids’ Health Now Through September 30

Love’s Travel Stops wants to create ripple effects that can be felt for years to come at The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio, a member hospital of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMNH). Through the end of September, Love’s locations here in our community and across South Central Texas are raising money to fuel kids’ health and their futures.

When you visit your local Love’s, you can donate $1, $5, or $20 during check-out now through September 30 and make a difference for kids across our community. Love’s stores will also sell co-branded CMNH merchandise, including “Hey Buddy” stuffed bears and golf towels, with a portion of proceeds benefiting our hospital.

But wait, there’s more! Love’s is celebrating National Coffee Day on September 29. Any size coffee or hot beverage will be sold for $1, and all proceeds from the sales will be added to the overall CMN Hospitals campaign totals. Amazing! Through these donations, The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio can continue to provide treatments and healing that our patients desperately need today, so that they can fulfill their potential for tomorrow.

Patients like Reid. At a routine follow-up appointment just after Reid’s second birthday, his urologist found a softball-sized tumor growing on his right kidney. After transferring to The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio, doctors created a game plan for Reid’s treatment. Nine months after Reid’s cancer diagnosis, his family received great news: The surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy had worked – Reid, who had warmly become known as “The Little Fighter,” was cancer-free.

Thanks to generous supporters like you, Reid is cancer-free today, 10 years after his initial diagnosis.

Love’s is a family owned and operated company that understands the importance of improving treatments at our children’s hospital, so we can address the most challenging health issues today to better prepare for the future.

Thanks to you and Love’s for helping change kids’ health and change the future at The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio.