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$159+
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Every Dollar Makes a Difference*
$50
pays for 10 toiletry kits for unexpected hospital stays
$90
helps to cover an art therapy session in our Cancer and Blood Disorders Center
$500
buys 5 small harps to provide relaxing music through therapeutic bedside harp program
$1,000
buys 4 iPads for patients to play games, connect and learn about their conditions and treatments while confined to their hospital room
$2,500
supports patient comfort with AccuVein, which allows clinicians to better visualize needle placements to help ease the blood draw and IV process
$5,000
funds 8 pediatric oxygenators to help kids breathe better
$20,000
equips our surgical team with a powerful telescope to diagnose sleep-apnea airway issues and restore restful nights
$26,000
pays for the purchase of a vital specialty care bed in our intensive care unit
$56,000
funds a portable ultrasound machine to be used for clinical care and diagnostics in our emergency department
*These items are examples of what your generosity can provide.
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The care that we received at Children’s National — I can’t even put it into words. Each night, the nurses put a shirt I’d worn in Cannon’s isolette so he could have a piece of me when I left. They didn’t have to do that, but it meant so much to me.
Laurie, grateful parent of Cannon, who had open heart surgery at four days old
