Brighten the holidays for our patients

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CNH patient, Emmylou, cuddles a stuffed reindeer toy while wearing red pajamas.

You Give Kids a Reason to Believe

Our patients and their families find hope and healing when they need it most, thanks to your generosity.

Basma, age 7

Carter, age 6

Daniel, age 8

CNH patient Elliot, age 5, smiles at the camera while laying in a hospital bed and hugging a stuffed animal.

Elliott, age 5

CNH patient Eloise, age 3 months, laying in a bed and receiving supplemental oxygen while wearing a red and white flannel onesie.

Eloise, 3 months

Emmylou, age 3

CNH patient Liam, age 3 months, asleep in a crib bed next to a penguin stuffed animal.

Liam, 3 months

CNH patient Mateo, age 8 months, lays in a crib swaddled in a snowflake blanket with matching hat.

Mateo, 8 months

CNH patient McKenzie, age 9, smiles at the camera while wearing a snowflake headband.

Mackenzie, age 9

CNH patient Na'Kahri, age 3 months, looks at a caregiver while laying in a hospital bassinet and wearing a snowflake onesie.

Na'Kahri, 3 months

Salma, age 10

Uly, age 4

Every Dollar Makes a Difference*

Donate today

$50

helps cover an at-home heart monitor for better rest and a faster recovery

$90

pays for a child safety seat for a family in need, like someone who came to the hospital because of a car accident

$125

funds a pediatric wheelchair for kids in need to take home

$500

helps cover a feeding pump for patients to safely get the nutrition they need

$5,000

equips our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit with a critical care crib for our youngest patients

$6,000

funds a billimeter, a non-invasive device to measure a newborn's risk of jaundice using light

*These items are examples of what your generosity can provide.

New Treatments, New Hope

When Mackenzie failed a hearing screening in kindergarten, no one imagined it would indicate a brain tumor. Expert care and a clinical trial helped Mackenzie reclaim her childhood.

Read her story

Patient McKenzie sits in a lounge chair and reads to a baby doll while wearing matching flannel outfits.

Children are not just little adults. They require a different kind of patient-centered care. Uly's care team always goes out of their way to connect with him as a complete and special person.

– Saku, Uly's dad