Charity Vending
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Charity Vending Program
The National Children’s Cancer Society (NCCS) partners with independent vending operators through our Charity Vending Program. Through a licensing agreement, participating vendors make regular royalty payments to the NCCS in exchange for displaying our name and logo on approved vending machines, honor boxes, ATMs, or charging kiosks.
These royalty payments help fund the critical programs and services we provide to children with cancer, their families, and survivors, including financial assistance, emotional support, and educational resources.
Vending Labels
The Charity Vending Program currently issues the following label:
The dimensions of this label are 4”x4” and is suitable for indoor and outdoor use on machines.
The Charity Vending Program’s retired stickers are still valid, but will no longer be issued:
This label is still in use but will not be issued to new vendors.
Charity Vending Questions
- How do I apply for a licensing agreement with the NCCS?
At this time, we are not accepting new vendor applications.
- I am currently partnered with the NCCS Vending Program. How do I order more labels?
Replacement and/or additional labels are only available for current vending partners. To request more, please contact vendingteam@theNCCS.org.
- There’s a charity vending machine or box on my property. Who should I call if I want the machine serviced or removed?
There will be a serial number on the bottom right corner of the NCCS charity vending label. Please contact us at vendingteam@theNCCS.org and provide the serial number. We will contact the machine’s owner on your behalf.