We all know about St. Jude Children's Research Hospital's pediatric cancer program, but did you know that St. Jude also boasts one of the nation's largest sickle cell programs, too? According to its website, St. Jude has been researching SCD since the hospital's inception back in 1962 and continues to treat sickle cell warriors from birth to 18 years of age.

No child is ever turned away because of a family's limited finances, race, or religion and no family ever receives a bill from the hospital. However, running St. Jude daily takes $2 million and about 75% of that money comes from donations. What's more, St. Jude makes contributing easy and fun. In fact, you can even turn your upcoming Superbowl party into a fundraising opportunity by joining the Omega Psi Phi frat in their second year as national volunteer partner with St. Jude for the annual St. Jude Game Day. Give Back. Here's how:

1. Sign up to host a party.
2. Create a personal fundraising page and share on social media.
3. Invite friends and family to join.
4. Earn prizes for fundraising milestones!

Easy? Check. Fun? Check.

Will you -- or have you ever -- hosted a St. Jude Game Day. Give Back. party? Tell us about it in the comments below!

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