Help Us Put More Consoles Into More Cities.
Bring The Logan Project to Every NFL City
The Logan Project has already delivered 77 gaming consoles to 17 children’s hospitals, but Logan’s dream was bigger. With your help, we can bring consoles to every NFL city and beyond — giving kids in treatment a way to connect, play, and stay strong.
Each console costs $4,000, and Christian McCaffrey will match every $2,000 raised. No gift is too small: donate any amount, partner with Christian at $2,000, or fully fund a console with $4,000.
Our list of expansion cities for the 25-26 season are:
Buffalo John R. Oishei Children’s Hospital
Cleveland UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital
Denver Children’s Hospital Colorado
Houston Texas Children’s Hospital
Indianapolis Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital at Ascension St. Vincent
Miami Nicklaus Children’s Hospital
New York Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital
Philadelphia Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Phoenix Phoenix Children’s Hospital
Tampa Bay John Hopkins St. Petersburg
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To maximize impact across all communities, donations are limited to $10,000 per city. Christian McCaffrey’s match is added on top of this cap, amplifying every gift.
What is the Logan Project?
Launched in July of 2022, The Logan Project, honors Logan Hale, a Christian McCaffrey fan who lost his battle with childhood cancer in late 2021. While Logan was in the hospital undergoing cancer treatment, he discovered that gaming allowed him to stay connected to his friends. It was his dream to create his own foundation to provide these consoles to other children undergoing long-term treatment, a goal that The Christian McCaffrey Foundation is committed to bringing to life.
To learn more about our Gamers Outreach Gaming Consoles, click here.
Who was Logan Hale?
Logan Hale (2008–2021) lived life to the fullest, excelling in sports, Taekwondo, and acting while always encouraging those around him. A passionate football fan and devoted Christian McCaffrey supporter, Logan’s love for the game never wavered, even during treatment. One of his greatest dreams was to provide gaming consoles to children’s hospitals, helping kids like him stay connected with friends during difficult times. After his passing, Christian McCaffrey learned that Logan had been laid to rest in his jersey, inspiring the launch of The Logan Project to carry on his legacy and dream.
“It’s about honoring Logan’s spirit and dream, as well as making sure more kids feel his impact. I’m grateful that we can keep spreading his message and his dream across the country.”
