Think Globally, Act Locally

Together we CAN make a difference!

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Our goal here is to inspire you to act in your own communities. We cannot officially sponsor your efforts or events, and for that reason we must request that you do not relate your project to Johnny’s Angels WITHOUT OUR PRIOR WRITTEN APPROVAL. This includes any use of our trademark, logos, banners or official group name.
Thank you for your cooperation.

Think Globally, Act Locally

In 2007, Johnny's Angels raised over $5,000 for Children's Hospice Coalition – but most importantly, we started a dialogue about the many ways we ALL can help terminally ill children.

This is a phenomenal tribute to Johnny Depp — and to all of you.

Your response has inspired us. That's why we are launching a new effort – a chance to inspire all of us to "Think Globally, Act Locally." We dedicate this page to YOU. Because together, we can make a difference! Please read on...

Act Locally.....

Many of you wrote to ask if there are other ways to help that don't cost a penny.

The answer is YES! You don't have to spend much to make a huge difference in someone else's life. In the months ahead, we will highlight those of you who are working to help terminally-ill children with your actions and your hearts.

Consider this as a showcase for your own local projects. Scroll down for this month's amazing ideas. The spotlight here is on YOU! We welcome your ideas. We've even opened a new chat forum where you can correspond and compare ideas. Our hope is that one person may inspire another to try something simple, yet meaningful.

Please write to us if you are doing something in your local area that is helping raise awareness and hope for terminally-ill kids. And send a picture if you can!

Last but not least, please check out these links, which will help you on your way:

Gift Ideas: items that are often requested by pediatric wards.

Easter Baskets: things to include in a holiday offering this Easter.

Local Hospitals: an at-a-glance list of hospitals in your area.

BUT PLEASE CHECK OUT THE LEGAL NOT-SO-FINE PRINT BELOW

	...Anna Maria in Italy has put our Johnny's Angels flyers in her local library and all the shops in Pietralunga, has written articles in newspapers about Johnny's Angels and our charity work, and is now putting flyers up in the larger town of Gubbio. Please email if you'd like these flyers in your own language to post.
	...there's Emily in California, whose A Box of Crayons website reminds us how much it means to bring a small token gift to a hospitalized child—some crayons, a coloring book or a toy car…
	…there's Lizzy in Utah, who has collected 2,093 homemade valentines from local elementary school students. On February 14th, those hearts were shared with all the young patients at Primary Children's Medical Center, a vast Children's Hospital that serves the needs of families in Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada and Montana… (see some pictures here)
	…there’s Diana in Texas who set up recycle bins at her office so that her co-workers’ empty cans and bottles may be turned into cash for her local children’s hospital…
	…there’s Jackie in England whose homemade baked goods are sold at a local boutique, with the proceeds donated to the pediatric ward of her local hospital…
	...there’s Virginia in Missouri, who has collected over 50 boxes of crayons to donate to St John’s Hospital in Springfield.
	…there's Melinda in Florida, a school librarian who installed the GoodSearch engine on all the computers in her district...
	…there’s Lia in Germany, a dance teacher who is donating the revenue from her “Mommy and Me” classes to a local children’s hospital…
	…and last but not least, there’s our dear Johnny Depp, who continues to work behind the scenes to bring a smile to sick children. Click here to read about his most recent efforts…

Legal Not-So-Fine Print (Sorry!)
Our goal here is to inspire you to act in your own communities. We cannot officially sponsor your efforts or events, and for that reason we must request that you do not relate your project to Johnny’s Angels WITHOUT OUR PRIOR WRITTEN APPROVAL. This includes any use of our trademark, logos, banners or official group name. Thank you for your cooperation.

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