SickKids Accessories

- Embroidered with "I Believe in SickKids"

- Removable stuffing for easy cleaning

- Sits 11" tall, 14" full length

- 14oz Ceramic bistro mug

- Leather, refillable notebook with pen

- 6.5" x 9.5"

- Available in Black, Blue, Green and Red

- 30" retractable badge reel with a metal clip on the back

- plush bear keychain and clip

- Sits 4" tall with an attached metal keyring and clip for easy hanging

- for ages 3 and up

- soft and huggable with black T-shirt and VS logo

- BPA-free plastic water bottle

- Available in Black, Blue, Clear, Green, Orange, Pink, Purple

- Double-insulated 

- Available in Copper, Graphite, Green, Light Blue, Navy Blue, Orange, Pink and Red

- Mini push-action pen and notepad with spiral binding

- Elastic loop on cover and 80 white, lined sheets of paper

- Available in Black, Blue, Green, Purple and Silver

- 2.5" x 4.5"

- Soft-cover journal book with debossed design

- Available in Black, Blue, Green, Orange and Red

- 7.5 inches long

- Nickel plated, lead-free link bracelet with lobster clasp

- Comes in a velveteen pouch

- Silver tone key with Swarovski crystals and SickKids charm

= 4" length

- handmade for The 5Fifty5 Shop

- this lanyard does not have a breakaway and is to be treated as jewelry

*For Newer Android Phones, Nintendo Switch and General Electronics*

The future of USB charging has arrived: it’s smaller, faster, and more convenient. With the ability to send almost any type of data (input and output) and with a reversible plug, USB-C is about to take over the world of tech.

Features:

• Fast Sync: offers SuperSpeed transfer of 5 Gbps
• Reversible connector
• Ultra-durable: lasts 5x longer than other USB cables

• 1.83 m (6 ft) Powerline USB-A to USB-C charging cable
• User guide

- Removable, adhesive silicon pocket for cards and cash

- Fits all cell phones

- Available in Black, Light Blue, Navy Blue, Pink, Purple, and Red

- Adhesive back sticks to your phone/case

- Can be used as a cell phone grip or stand

The Coat of Arms of the Hospital for Sick Children

Designed in 1975 to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Hospital's founding, the coat of arms was created by Dr. Robert Bruce Salter, a world renowned Orthopaedic Surgeon at the Hospital and the University of Toronto. He was a Companion of the Order of Canada, was awarded the Order of Ontario and was inducted into the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame. His entire career was served at SickKids, from 1955 until his death in 2010.

• The red cross of St. George of England on a white background is symbolic of The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto being named after a similar institution in London, England. 
• The white square in the centre of the cross of St. George is the Canadian Red Maple Leaf of the Canadian flag.
• The rod of Aesculapius with a serpent entwined was the attribute of the Greek God of Medicine.
• The lighted lamp of Florence Nightingale recognizes the nursing staff.

Together these symbolize the Hospital's First Responsibility, patient care.

• The open book is symbolic of the Second Responsibility - the teaching of both the undergraduate and post graduate students at the University of Toronto.
• The ancient heraldic key, a symbol of mystery or enigma is the Third Responsibility - research. The key forms the letter E for excellence.