Meet Susie Reynolds. Susie has been volunteering with Bags of Fun for several years. She is instrumental in helping with our Medical Bags of Fun. Susie coordinates and picks up the toys from Razzle Toys for us weekly. She is also an avid shopper for our Bring out the Bags silent auction, making up many...

As Gabby’s 26th birthday approaches on March 3rd, I am filled with memories of her infectious zest for life. Her crooked smile, love of knock-knock jokes, and adventurous spirit, even at the age of 6, remind us of the incredible joy she brought to everyone around her. In the short months between her diagnosis and...

Catherine and Susan are two of the most energetic and thoughtful women that we know. They put their heart and soul into creating an event that was not only fun for everyone that attended, but also showed that the “Power of Play” is incredibly powerful. Bags of Fun’s vision is to deliver joy, laughter and...

For just a moment they put everything in its right place. A kid gets to be a kid, excited to open presents, play, and have fun.

Who exactly is Chuckles and how did he become the face of Bags of Fun? Click here to learn all about our friend, Chuckles.

Bags of Fun is blessed to be one of four beneficiaries of the Avs Better halves Christmas Tree Sale. Every year, the Avs better Halves decorate Christmas trees that are auctioned off to the public. Their donation will help us deliver over 30 Bags of Fun to adolescents facing a mental health challenge, as well...

This was a record-breaking year for Cherry Creek High School’s Power Week. With the hard work and creativity of the students of Cherry Creek, the school was able to raise over $65,000 in one event packed week. The kids of Cherry Creek dazzled us with a variety of talents at the talent show. There were...

Bags of Fun believes in the power of play to encourage happiness through a tough time. There is no better way to celebrate the power of play than to invite you to join us at our fantastic events! These events are also a place where our bag recipients, caregivers, medical providers, donors and volunteers come...

Owen was diagnosed with a brain mass on March 15th 2015. We went to the Children’s Hospital just expecting to do an MRI to see that everything was fine and that Owen’s primary care doctor was wrong about his head size. When we got to the hospital even the doctor said “we will do an...

Kyndall was diagnosed with a very rare Telomere Biology Disorder. The telomere length in all her cells are critically short. This can potentially lead to various organs failing throughout the course of her life. Her bone marrow has been the first organ to fail. We found out in 2020 that she would need a bone...