Every child deserves to feel safe, protected, and empowered. When you place a Cardboard Kids plaque on our Legacy Wall of Courage, you’re not just making a donation, you’re standing up for children who need advocates, protectors, and champions.
Your named plaque represents a commitment to prevention, education, justice and healing. It’s a visible reminder that our community refuses to stay silent about child abuse.
Create a lasting tribute of your commitment to protecting the most vulnerable. Your plaque on the ChildSafe’s Legacy Wall of Courage ensures that your name or your family’s name, will forever be associated with courage, compassion, and the defense of childhood innocence.
Transform memories into hope. Honor someone special by serving the children they would have cherished. A memorial plaque turns loss into lasting purpose, ensuring their love continues to shield and uplift children for years to come. There is no more meaningful way to celebrate a life than by safeguarding the lives of those who follow.
Mark a birthday, anniversary, retirement, or graduation with a gift that truly matters. Instead of flowers that fade or gifts that gather dust, create a legacy of healing that grows stronger with time.
Make an immediate impact with a one-year commitment to protecting children in our community.
Double your impact with two years of sustained support for child safety programs and resources.
Create lasting change with three years of dedicated support, helping us continue our services for more children and families.
Your plaque on our Legacy Wall of Courage honors your commitment to protecting childhood. It stands as a testament to what matters most: ensuring every child grows up safe, loved, and free from harm.
When you walk past the Legacy Wall of Courage, you’ll see more than names. You’ll see grandparents who wanted to protect future generations. Parents honoring children. Friends remembering friends. Individuals who decided that silence wasn’t an option.
Your plaque tells a story of love, of courage, of refusing to look away. It says: “I stood for something that mattered.”
