Christ Child Society of Cleveland

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"Nothing is ever too much
to do for a child"

-Mary Virginia Merrick, Founder of the Christ Child Society
Celebrating over a Century of Service in Greater Cleveland

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"Nothing is ever too much
to do for a child" -Mary Virginia Merrick, Founder of the Christ Child Society
Celebrating over a Century of Service in Greater Cleveland

About the Christ Child Society of Cleveland
- Last year, working with over 70 social service agencies, healthcare facilities, and 21 schools in Cuyahoga and Lorain counties, the Christ Child Society of Cleveland touched the lives of nearly 12,000 children and their families through our nine programs. The generous support of our donors and over 18,000 volunteer hours from our members made it possible.
- Our Programs
- Donate
- Membership
Our Mission

Challenging Childhood Poverty in Greater Cleveland
To see a need is to fill it
- As a national non-profit organization, we have dedicated ourselves to making a difference in the lives of at-risk children for 138 years,
  Our 4,700 members in nearly 50 chapters across 21 states are driven by
  faith, love, and a desire to change the futures of children in need.
  
  We are guided by a common mission, namely, seeing the Christ Child in every child,
  but we respond to the needs of each community in unique ways.
  We remain eternally resourceful, abiding by one of our guiding principles; "Find a need and fill it."
- .
  We are continually moved to action by the words
  of our founder, Mary Virginia Merrick, who said;
  "Nothing is ever too much
  to do for a child."
  Help Us in the Challenge
  
  Become a volunteer - Membership
  Shop and donate at our resale shops - Showcase Resale Shops
  Attend our fundraising events - Events
  Annual Red Wagon Luncheon - Red Wagon Luncheon
  Biennual Charity Event - Starlight Soirée
  Donate - A donation in any amount is always appreciated
  Help us help them

Our Programs

Donate

Membership

"Nothing is ever too muchto do for a child."

"Nothing is ever too much
to do for a child."