Chip and Lisa Transform St. Jude’s Target House with an Incredible Makeover

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When renowned design duo Chip and Lisa, stars of the popular home renovation show, decided to revamp a dining area, it was an offer no one could refuse—especially when that space is in the Target House, a long-term living facility at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital that supports families dealing with childhood cancer. Last week, they revealed their stunning makeover to the families residing at Target House.

Opened in 1999, the Target House provides a supportive, apartment-style environment for families whose children are receiving treatment at the esteemed St. Jude, where no family incurs costs for housing, food, or travel during their stay. Some families may call it home for up to two years while their children undergo treatment.

Realizing the dining area needed a fresh look, Chip and Lisa stepped in to work their design magic as part of their collaboration with Target. The big reveal was met with excitement and joy from the families.

During the celebration, families gathered for a special dinner with the designers. They also enjoyed arts and crafts activities and a much-anticipated event dubbed “Operation Buzz.” Chip, sporting an unkempt hairstyle, encouraged his fans to contribute to St. Jude, promising to shave his head if they raised enough money. His efforts paid off, drawing in donations totaling $230,092 in just four days. Chip’s new shaved look delighted the children, who eagerly took turns rubbing his bald head amid laughter.

In a heartfelt message shared on social media, Lisa expressed the profound impact that St. Jude families had on her. She wrote, “Our time in Memphis has changed us. The faces of the St. Jude kids are etched in our hearts. Thank you for allowing us into your home at Target House. We are cheering for you all!”

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital is at the forefront of innovative treatments for childhood cancer and other serious illnesses, ensuring that no family receives a bill for treatment, housing, or food. The opportunity for families to live rent-free at Target House is invaluable, providing much-needed financial relief during their challenging journeys. Thanks to Chip and Lisa, these families now have an inviting dining space that feels like a true home.

For more insights on the fight against childhood cancer, check out St. Jude’s website. This holiday season, remember to look for the St. Jude logo while shopping, and consider contributing to their Thanks and Giving campaign at the register. You might also find useful information on pregnancy and related topics at this excellent resource from the NIH.

In summary, Chip and Lisa’s heartfelt renovation of the Target House dining area serves as a reminder of the power of community and compassion. Their involvement not only beautifies the space but also uplifts the spirits of families facing immense challenges.