How It Works
From registration to a hospital room. Every step turns a child's creativity into a gift for another child.
Families Register
Parents sign up their kids (ages 5–10) for an upcoming clinic. Registration is $30 per child. Spots are limited to 15 per session to keep things personal and fun. Noah purchases the LEGO sets used during the clinic from registration fees.
Kids Come and Build
On clinic day, kids gather and build LEGO sets together — guided building time plus a LEGO show-and-tell at the end. Noah runs the session, encouraging teamwork, leadership, and creativity. All skill levels welcome.
Profits Are Collected
After covering the cost of the LEGO sets used in the clinic, Noah sets aside all remaining profits. There is no overhead and no admin fee. Every profit dollar goes directly to the next step.
New LEGO Sets Are Purchased
Noah uses the clinic profits to purchase brand new LEGO sets for donation. The sets are chosen to work across age ranges so they can be enjoyed by as many kids as possible at the hospital.
Delivered to Nicklaus Children's Hospital
Noah personally delivers the LEGO sets to Nicklaus Children's Hospital. Every delivery is documented. Kids in treatment receive the sets to keep and build during their stay.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to register?
$30 per child per clinic. Registration fees cover the LEGO sets used during the session, and all profits go toward purchasing new sets for Nicklaus Children's Hospital.
What ages can attend?
Clinics are designed for kids ages 5–10. All skill levels welcome — from first-timers to experienced builders.
What should my child bring?
Just themselves and their enthusiasm. All building materials are provided. Wear comfortable clothes.
Where does the money go?
Registration fees cover the LEGO sets used in the clinic. All profits are used to purchase brand new LEGO sets donated to children at Nicklaus Children's Hospital. Build It Forward has no paid staff or overhead.
How often are sets delivered to the hospital?
Noah donates LEGO sets to Nicklaus Children's Hospital every three months. Each delivery is documented with photos.