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Log A Load originated in South Carolina in 1988 to demonstrate logger commitment to community service and professionalism.
The concept was for loggers and wood supplying businesses to donate the value of a load of logs to a Children’s Miracle Network affiliated hospital. Funds were used in treating ill and injured children.
Log A Load flyer/Pledge Card
Log A Load pin order form
Log A Load contacts
NEWS And EVENTS
Below are Log A Load For Kids items of interest.
Amy McFadden, Georgetown, SC is National Log A Load For Kids Volunteer Champion. News Release
A Log A Load Sporting Clays event was held April 17, 2013 to benefit Children's Hospital at Memorial University Medical Center in Savannah, GA. Information on the event
The Klays For Kids event was held April 20, 2013 at Backwoods Quail Club to raise funds to benefit seriously ill children at MUSC Children's Hospital.
Information on the event
Log A Load News April 2013
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 One of the first SC Log A Load For Kids national check presentations occurred in 1994. SC logger Murray Powell (middle), president of Murray’s Wood Products, and Charles Wright (holding check), Area Manager of Stone Container Corp. in Florence, SC traveled to Anaheim, CA to present the check to host John Schneider (left) during the Children’s Miracle Network Telethon.
Below, In acknowledgement of the $395,000 (cumulative) raised in past years by Klays For Kids for MUSC Children's Hospital of Charleston, SC, a special recognition ceremony was held March 5, 2013. The research laboratory was officially dedicated and marked with a plaque -- Log A Load Klays For Kids Research Laboratory -- in the Darby Children's Research Institute at MUSC. Pictured are Amy McFadden and Deidra Holt -- Charleston Area co-chairs for Log A Load.
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