LEGO™ giving for orphan children is on! Welcome to LEGO™ for Kids 2.0–version 2, beginning in the year 2021. We are so thankful that our friend Lucas is in full remission and that the start-up years of the Legos outreach were so successful. Now it’s time for version 2.0 to Read more…
ICC’s outreach project, Lucas Legos for Kids, has been a blessing to many children around the world! Lucas, a 13 years old boy who was diagnosed with cancer, turned his painful story into a blessing for others. He inspired this Lego-collecting outreach, and now many children who previously never had Read more…
Rocky Knoll SDA School just collected 60 pounds to bless children in need in around the world. Thank you so much Rocky Knoll students and staff! Here is what Melissa Baggett, the (amazing) principal, shared. “Rocky Knoll SDA School is a small school in Martinsburg, WV. Even though we are Read more…
Our Adventurer club chooses an outreach project each Christmas. This year, we were excited to be able to collect Legos for Lucas’s Legos for Kids. Like most 4 to 11 year olds, our club members enjoy playing with Legos. When they were given the opportunity to share the joy of Read more…
Forty-one students and families at the Grants Pass Adventist School gave up gift-giving this last Christmas to accomplish something greater. They collected 127 pounds of personal Legos bought new sets, and contributed money to the “LEGO™ for Lucas” outreach that honors a boy named Lucas who is battling cancer. Lucas Read more…
Thank you Martha Ban and the Technology and Distance Education Committee (TDEC) for helping to spread the word about one boy who wants to make a difference in the world! See the blog article here.
Check out this month’s Que Pasa newsletter featuring Lucas Legos for Kids.
In less than two months during the 2018 Christmas season, over 40 lbs of Legos were collected! Jennifer and other contributors mailed the Legos to the International Children’s Care office in Vancouver, WA. And in January of 2019, the first Lego shipment traveled with Sharon Fleck, the ICC Children’s Director, Read more…
Your goal: To put legos in the hands of orphan children so they can enjoy Legos, some for the very first time. Why? Because Lucas loves Legos, and Legos opens a door to creativity, social play, and fun-filled education. Group Instructions Learn more about ICC by browsing the ICC website Read more…
Jennifer Turk, a mother with a compassionate heart and a close friend of Lucas’ family, caught wind of Lucas’ wish and envisioned a way for Lucas to bless others. She knew that Lucas loves legos. Why not use that love to put Legos into the hands of orphaned children, many Read more…
