Donors and Volunteers
The Many Ways to Support Children's
About the Foundation
The Children’s Foundation relies on volunteers in the hospitals and in the community. Each year, in-hospital volunteers donate more than 127,000 hours of their time, and community volunteer groups raise millions of dollars for Children’s through fundraisers.
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With hundreds of events each year, there are many easy and rewarding ways to lend your support to Children’s.
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When it comes to caring for kids, we’ve never settled for just good enough. We need your help—now more than ever—to give our patients the futures they deserve.
JOIN USStories of hope and innovation from patients at Children’s
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Aubrey’s story: Discovery of mass reveals rare liver cancer
When she was just 2 years old, Aubrey was diagnosed with hepatoblastoma. After undergoing surgery and six rounds of chemotherapy, Aubrey’s cancer is in remission.
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Beckett’s story: Saved by critical care pediatric specialists
After going limp in his mother’s arms, Beckett was rushed to Children’s, where pediatric specialists stabilized him. Years later, the former micro-preemie is thriving.
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Carston’s story: Child survives brain hemorrhage after birth
At 2 days old, Carston was diagnosed with hydrocephalus and spent 70 days at Children’s. Today, Carston is learning to walk and surpassing expectations.
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John’s story: Robotics program helps boy with spina bifida thrive
Born with myelomeningocele spina bifida, John surpassed medical expectations and learned to walk with the help of the Children’s robotics program.
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Piper’s story: Clinical trial at Marcus Autism Center improves her capabilities
After being diagnosed with autism at just 12 months old, Piper worked with the team at Marcus Autism Center to improve her communication skills and capabilities.
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Carston’s story: Child survives brain hemorrhage after birth
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John’s story: Robotics program helps boy with spina bifida thrive
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Piper’s story: Clinical trial at Marcus Autism Center improves her capabilities