This 1966 Easter Seals charity label from the United States was issued to support programs assisting children with physical disabilities. The design features a stylized white lily—the traditional Easter Seals emblem—set against a striking yellow and blue geometric background. The inscription “Help Crippled Children” reflects the historical language used by the charity during the mid-20th century. Easter Seals labels were not valid for postage but were widely placed on mail to raise awareness and donations. Such seals form an important collectible category within charity and poster stamp philately.