Children's Miracle Network Hospitals® allows everyone in Atlanta and North Georgia to support the young patients at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta with a contribution as small as $1.
Since 1983, Children's Miracle Network Hospitals in Atlanta has raised funds to benefit Children's, helping give all children in Georgia access to quality medical care. All CMN Hospitals fundraising efforts in Atlanta and North Georgia benefit Children's, reflecting the founding pledge to keep 100 percent of donations in the community where they are raised.
By raising more than $4 million each year for Children's, Children's Miracle Network Hospitals helps to ensure high-quality of treatment and facilities for the patients seen at Children's each year.
You can support Children's Miracle Network Hospitals efforts by visiting our sponsors, mailing a contribution, giving online through Dave FM's Big Show for Little Voices Radiothon or through Miracle Balloon sales.
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 "A hundred years from now it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in, or the kind of car I drove but the world may be different because I was important in the life of a child."
See some of the stories showing the differences our supporters have made.
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Your Support Stays Local
Your support of Children's Miracle Network Hospitals in 2011 will support the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Trauma Program.
The Children’s Trauma Program represents the innate sense of fairness and equality for all children that is core to the Children’s mission. When a child arrives at Children’s with a traumatic illness or injury, the size of his home, his parents’ job titles or the kind of car they drive simply do not matter. The sole focus is the child’s health and well-being. The second he enters the care of the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Trauma Program, he has accessed the high-quality care he deserves, simply because he is a child who needs help immediately.
Trauma is a serious injury or shock to the body that usually results from an accident. This may include traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, internal organ injury or multiple bone fractures.
There are drastic differences between trauma care for adults vs children. An adult trauma patient’s chances of survival increase dramatically if she receives care within the first hour immediately following injury. When that patient is a child, the hour is cut in half to only 30 minutes. This is why it is so important that the Children’s Trauma Program is ready and capable to care for these kids.
Mailing address:
Children's Miracle Network Hospitals
P.O. Box 49245
Atlanta, GA 30359