Keaton's Lego Project
Bringing LEGO fun to patients at the hospital and in the community to spread the joy of building.
Learn more →Every gift goes toward bringing joy to a child in the hospital or help to a family who needs it.
Bringing LEGO fun to patients at the hospital and in the community to spread the joy of building.
Learn more →Providing financial assistance for funeral costs to families who have lost a child to cancer.
Learn more →Celebrating kids who have completed bone marrow transplants with gifts, treats, and more.
Learn more →Celebrating birthdays, providing encouragement, and reminding families we care with personalized gifts.
Learn more →Registration for both events opens soon. Sponsorship details are on each event page.
The 2026 Gala raised a record $274,000. Help us top it!
Apr 17, 2027 · The Skirvin Hilton Hotel
Registration opens in January
A day on the course for a cause. Play, sponsor, or both.
September 2027
Registration opens soon

In January 2018, seven-year-old Keaton Barrón started a kindness club from his hospital room with his friend Kay. “K” was his nickname, and membership was $1, or whatever a person could afford.
Within months, the K Club had members in all 50 states. Keaton passed away on May 11, 2018, at age 8. His club carries on in his name.
Or whatever you can afford, just like Keaton said. Be kind, be courageous, be compassionate, be caring, and you're in.
The Barrón family was named Parents Magazine's America's Kindest Family, and the K Club has been featured by News 9 and Inside OSU.
Thank you to every sponsor, donor, vendor, guest, and volunteer.
Read the recap→News 9 features the Barrón family after they were awarded Parents Magazine's America's Kindest Family title.
More news and videos→News 9 covers K Club kids in cancer treatment sending cards to Thunder players. Includes a video.
Watch on News 9→Give once or monthly for as little as $5/month. Keaton's Kindness Foundation is a 501(c)(3). Donations are tax deductible.