7-Eleven and Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN Hospitals) announced the launch of an in-store fundraising campaign at participating 7-Eleven, Speedway and Stripes stores.

Now through January 6, 2026, customers are invited to round up their purchase at checkout or donate $1 to help support their local member children’s hospital. Speedway stores will continue to offer their year-round in-store fundraising campaign benefiting local member hospitals.

“We’re thrilled to invite our customers to join us in supporting Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals,” said Marissa Jarratt, executive vice president and chief marketing and sustainability officer for 7-Eleven Inc. “Every donation at the register makes a direct impact in our customers’ community, with all funds going to their local children’s hospital. By investing in the health of children today, we’re helping to build stronger, thriving communities for generations to come.”

The funds raised through the campaign will provide critical, lifesaving equipment and essential resources at more than 113 member hospitals across the country.

“At Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, we are so grateful for the incredible support from 7-Eleven, Inc., including customers, Franchise Owners and employees,” said Aimee J. Daily, Ph.D., president and CEO of CMN Hospitals. “Their generosity, which has now surpassed $200 million raised since 1991, ensures that children in local communities receive the best possible care.”

In other recent 7-Eleven news, earlier this month the retailer rolled out its latest 7Collection line: Midnight Driving Club. The limited-edition capsule “explores how culture and sport intersect through style, drawing inspiration from Japanese street style and late-night drives—both on and off the course,” the retailer said.

Building on the momentum of past 7-Eleven golf and car-inspired collections, Midnight Driving Club “taps into new cultural influences and elevated design. From graphic details to casual essentials, the collection reflects a curated fusion shaped by 7-Eleven’s unique connection to Japanese culture, late-night energy and golf,” according to the company.