Little Jim Club

Generous gifts of time, talent, and treasure

About The Little Jim Club

The Little Jim Club is an incorporated, non-profit, all volunteer organization whose purpose is to raise funds to support pediatric and neonatal programs and equipment at California Pacific Medical Center. Specifically, the organization raises funds for experimental, under-funded or non-funded programs so that needy families receive critical care for their children.

Currently the money raised by The Little Jim Club helps children with diagnoses such as Autism, Asperger's Syndrome, Learning Disabilities, Speech and Language Delay, Down Syndrome, and chromosomal abnormalities. The Little Jim Club has funded children's hospital programs in San Francisco for over 114 years and hosts the oldest black tie ball in San Francisco.

About the Mardi Gras Ball

The Mardi Gras Ball has been a San Francisco tradition since 1955 and is produced entirely by the volunteer members of The Little Jim Club. This popular fundraising event attracts candidates from all walks of life to compete for the honor of Mardi Gras Ball King or Queen, an honor awarded to the candidate who raises the most money for the club, benefiting CPMC pediatrics programs. The Little Jim Club is currently providing funding assistance to CPMC's Kalmanovitz Child Development Center.

For more information

To learn more about the Little Jim Club, their fundraising activities and events, visit their website at www.ljcsf.org, or contact:

Charlotte Rawa
The Little Jim Club
Email: littlejimclub@gmail.com

Carolyn Charlton
Director of Donor Community Relations
California Pacific Medical Center Foundation
(415) 600-2150
charltc@sutterhealth.org

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