Join Love's Travel Stops In Making Big Change For All Kids

Founded in 1964 and headquartered in Oklahoma City, Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores has over 670 locations across 42 states, providing professional truck drivers and motorists with 24-hour access to clean and safe places to purchase gasoline, diesel fuel, Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), travel items, electronics, snacks, restaurant offerings, and more. Giving generously is at the core of Love’s culture because the organization values the communities in which its customers and team members live and work. Each Love’s location nationwide participates in the annual Children’s Miracle Network fundraising campaign. Funds raised support the local children’s hospital and kids receiving care in local communities. Since 1999, Love’s has raised over $75 million for Children’s Miracle Network.

How Love’s Travel Stops is Helping Local Kids

When you donate during the Love’s campaign, you help raise urgently needed funds for Children’s Miracle Network to support your local children’s hospital. Together, those donations help children’s hospitals provide care, comfort and resources for kids and families when they need them most.

It Starts With a Donation at Love’s

A donation at the register may feel small, but together, Love’s customers can make a powerful difference for kids receiving care.

It Supports Local Care

Your donation helps support your local children’s hospital, giving kids and families access to care close to home.

It Meets Urgent Needs

Funds can support the area of greatest need, from critical equipment and child life services to research, family support and specialized care.

Your Donation Helps Kids Like These

Meet Rondell

Treated for Tetra-amelia Syndrome

Born prematurely at just two pounds with Tetra-amelia syndrome, a rare condition that meant he was born without arms or legs, Rondell spent 51 days in the NICU at McLeod Children’s Hospital, a Children’s Miracle Network hospital. With specialized care, therapy and support, Rondell grew stronger and is now a thriving seven-year-old who loves playing baseball in his community’s Miracle League.

Meet Lanna

Treated for Achondroplasia

When Lanna was one month old, genetic testing at Arkansas Children’s Hospital, a Children’s Miracle Network hospital, revealed achondroplasia, the most common form of short-limbed dwarfism. Today, 12-year-old Lanna participates in a groundbreaking clinical trial designed to stimulate bone growth for children with achondroplasia.

Meet Rudy

Treated for Giant Congenital Melanocytic Nevus

When Rudy was born, his parents immediately knew something was wrong. His diagnosis led to years of complex care at Dayton Children’s Hospital, a Children’s Miracle Network hospital. After 47 surgeries, a blood transfusion and long recoveries, Rudy is thriving, wears his scars with pride and dreams of becoming a plastic surgeon.

Meet Ian & Erin

Treated for Premature Birth

Born weighing just three pounds each, Ian and Erin spent their first two weeks in the neonatal intensive care unit at CHRISTUS St. Frances Cabrini Hospital, a Children’s Miracle Network hospital. Now 10, the twins are happy, healthy and active, with big dreams for the future.

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Make Big Change For All Kids

Your donation at Love’s helps raise urgently needed funds for Children’s Miracle Network, supporting children’s hospitals and kids receiving care in local communities. Give today and help create healthier tomorrows for kids.

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Join Love’s Travel Stops In Making Big Change For All Kids