C4TK Hospital Guide

This page is designed to make your hospital visits as smooth as possible. Here, you'll find all the essential details you need for our trips to Cure 4 the Kids, including entrance locations, parking information, and any other important guidelines. Whether you're a seasoned volunteer or it's your first visit, this page has everything you need to ensure you're fully prepared. Thank you for your dedication to bringing joy and comfort to the children we serve!

General Information

  • Cure 4 the Kids Address

    • 1 Breakthrough Way, Las Vegas, NV 89135

  • Expected Visit Length

    • About 1 hour

  • Expected Children Visited

    • 10-20 Kids

Arrival Protocol

  • Gather in the lobby area until the designated time for the visit

    • Introduce yourself to volunteers you don’t know

    • Help each other with costumes, etc.

  • Meet in the lobby and let the front desk know you're there to see Julianne or Sophia if she's not already in the lobby.

Social Media Notes

  • Photos and videos of individual agents and heroes

  • Group photos and videos of agents and heroes together and separate

  • Photos and videos of the carts when they’re full and if/when they get emptied

  • If nurses and doctors want photos for them, ask if they’re ok with us having our own as well

  • Ask child life specialist if it’s ok for you to take photos with patients before officially starting the visit. Or alternatively, you can simply ask: “Can you point out 3-4 kids with photo consents?”

  • When heroes are with patients, read the room, gauge if asking for a photo is appropriate. If you think parents and patient would be comfortable with it, ask for photos, assuming you were given permission from the child life specialist.

  • Portrait is preferred but landscape is still very much useful! A note though for landscape, try to center everything so it can be cropped without excluding anyone for portrait ratio settings that social media requires.

  • Try to take photos with the subjects being the center or above center. Try to avoid having subjects below the center of the photos.

  • Bonus content is extremely helpful! Some suggestions:

    • Heroes walking into the hospital with the carts.

    • Heroes being silly in character and interacting with each other.

    • Heroes walking in the hallways and out of the rooms when they’re done talking to a patient.

    • Everyone hanging out in the elevator

    • Whoever grabs the carts - film grabbing stuff from the warehouse. Do not film too much of the warehouse itself if you choose to do this.

  • Film the agents digging through the carts and grabbing comics and toys.

  • The more content, the better! Whatever you can think of and add is appreciated!

Warehouse Grab

  • Short Box of Comics with Books for Heroes

  • 10-15 Dolls

  • 5-10 Legos

  • 10-15 Action Figures

  • Handful of baby books and plushes (plushes in Ziplock bags)

  • Uno decks for teens

  • 2 Trainee Badges

  • Flyers

  • If you see that we're low on anything (such as Legos), grab extra action figures or anything else you see we have an overstock of.