Ace Hardware Bucket Days
Aug. 1-3, 2025
What are the Ace Miracle Bucket Days?
There’s something special about the feeling of making a difference—of building something better. That’s why Ace Hardware is known as the helpful place. And this August, they’re making it easier than ever to help create lasting change for kids treated at Children's Health, your local member hospital of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals.
From August 1–3, stop by your neighborhood Ace Hardware and donate $5 to receive an exclusive 5-gallon Miracle Bucket. Then enjoy 20% off almost everything you can fit inside—all while helping change kids’ health to change the future.
Every Miracle Bucket sold directly supports the care and programs at Children's Health, helping kids receive the personalized treatments they need to thrive. Your $5 donation stays local, supporting breakthrough technology, life-saving equipment, family services, and care that is made just for kids.
When you support Ace Hardware’s Miracle Bucket Days you are helping make life better for children. Visit the Ace Hardware website to find a participating Ace Hardware store near you!
Why give to Children's Health?
Children's Health is dedicated to providing exceptional medical care and support to children facing illness and injury in North Texas. Our mission is to make life better for children by ensuring every child receives the specialized care they need, regardless of their circumstances. Through innovative research, advanced facilities, and unwavering advocacy, Children's Health is committed to caring for every child who walks through our doors.
Ace Miracle Bucket Days will Make Life Better for Children in North Texas
Funds raised through this sale will support:
Cutting-edge pediatric research initiatives aimed at discovering breakthrough treatments and cures for childhood illnesses
Support services for families, including Child Life programs, spiritual counseling, and our therapy dog program, easing the burden of time spent treating illness and injury
Expansion and enhancement of facilities to accommodate the growing pediatric population in North Texas
