Serving others...

Our thanks to the members of Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha-Alpha at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign for these 830 amazing, colorful cranes!   We are grateful for your contribution and service to our community!

You are worthy...

Our thanks to the members of New York University Circle K student-led service organization for these colorful cranes!

To make a difference...

Our thanks to the members of the United Nation’s Children’s Fund club at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Alexandra, Virginia for these 500 colorful cranes, and for their efforts to make a difference in the community, no matter how small, and to advocate for children locally and globally.  We are grateful for their contribution and good work!

Sharing love and peace...

From Bozeman, Montana, Amy, her two daughters and a few friends have expertly folded these small, 1,000 origami cranes.

Last year, Amy was able to travel to Hiroshima, Japan and visit the memorial to Sadako in Peace Memorial Park--further inspiring her to share the message of love and peace through origami cranes.  We are honored and thankful to Amy to be the recipients of these cranes and to share them with the larger community. 

You are not alone...

To bring comfort and community support for brighter days along the journey to healing and health,  8 different Key Clubs on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, joined in the effort to create these 839 cranes, with 650 of them folded by the Pearl City Key Club.  Other clubs from Alea, Castle, Hanalani, Kailua, Kalaheo, Kapolei and Waipahu participated as part of the California-Nevada-Hawaii District.  Our sincere thanks for this amazing, coordinated contribution and service to the wider community! 

With origami love...

The incredible Carrie from San Francisco (Salesforce) sent another donation of amazing cranes---3,300 in this 6th donation to Cranes for Cancer--Canes for Health!  Each donation has included new paper designs .  We are truly grateful for Carrie’s continuing support and care for others.   Thank you - thank you!

Learning and serving...

From Alexandria, Virginia, Girl Scout Troop 395 held a crane-making event including other local troops of girls ages 6-15, resulting in this amazing donation of 520 cranes with a few “hidden” unusual cranes inside the package.  Thank you so much for contributing to the community, with thanks to troop leader, Evelyn. 

For the good...

We are most grateful for this huge, colorful  donation of cranes made by the students at Langley High School in McLean, Virginia,  This is the third year in a row that students, under the direction of their teacher, Ms. T. have participated.  Thank you students, and Ms. T,  for this amazing contribution!

Community service...

Our sincere thanks to the Junior Optimist Club at North Farmington High School in Farmington Hills, Michigan for this amazing contribution of 2,000 cranes as one of their community service projects! 

Personal...

Over the past year, with a love and talent for origami, Cooper of Beaverton, Oregon made these amazing, very small 1,000 cranes, and chose to send them to us!  Thank you so much for this wonderful contribution!