a cause to smile

‘tlc for kids’ delivers smiles to enrich all connected with the cause - employees, volunteers, donors, medical staff, and ultimately sick children, their families and friends.

‘tlc for kids...a cause to smile’ is our new national brand slogan. It represents a commitment to enriching and empowering the emotional and physical wellbeing of all involved from donors and employees to the children and families in need.

‘tlc for kids...a cause to smile’ was born from the philosophy that positive distraction has profound healing properties. The concept of ‘smiles’ bonds our heritage and equity with newly added values. The resulting energy will drive ‘tlc for kids’ to achieve national brand positioning and thus stimulate sponsorship verve within the corporate sector.

As we continue to encourage smiles in the face of adversity, our ‘cause to smile’ message will be directly communicated to all of our audiences.

“a cause to smile” will permeate all of our marketing communications and be the unifying theme behind how we present ourselves to our audiences on all levels. By presenting a consistent message in all our communications, we can define and extend our brand image with maximum impact and efficiency while supporting specific sponsorship and service delivery goals.


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did you know?

Distraction has been medically proven to reduce physical pain

In an emergency, it’s the simple support that provides comfort & stability

Fear is one of the biggest inhibitors to smooth hospital treatment and short waiting lists

1.8 million kids undergo treatment in hospital each year on average

And we reach 28% of them! But we’re going for 100%...

Positive thinking and distraction has actual physical healing effects

A positive hospital experience means the child is less afraid for future visits

Art is used in hospitals to encourage emotional expression in adolescents

TLC for kids services are being used to distract a child every 77 seconds, every hour or every day.

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