Your Donation Can Make Big Change For All Kids

Your donation to Children’s Miracle Network® provides urgently needed funds for your local children’s hospital, helping kids receive the care they need now and supporting healthier tomorrows.

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Help Children’s Hospitals Meet This Moment

Children’s hospitals are facing growing financial pressure every day. Support your local hospital with a monthly or one-time donation.

1. Your Donation Has Impact

Donations of all sizes make a difference. Help Children’s Miracle Network raise $1 billion in 2 years for local children’s hospitals.

2. Your Donation Is Local

Your donation supports care for all kids at your local children’s hospital, helping families access the care they need close to home.

3. Your Donation Is Flexible

Children’s hospitals can use donated funds where they’re needed most, like critical equipment, child life services, research, family support and more.

How Your Donation Is Used

12 million kids are treated at local children’s hospitals across our network each year. Here’s how your donation helps.

Research and treatment innovations

that improve outcomes for children

26%

Equipment

specially designed for children of every age and size

22%

Advancement services

to support hospital operations, investments and development to improve care

23%

Patient services

to support the physical, mental and emotional health of all kids and families

14%

Charitable care

to provide free- or reduced-cost health services

Education

for patients, families, healthcare providers and community members

Source: Based on responses to the 2024 Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Impact Survey

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Children’s Miracle Network is proud to be recognized by Charity Navigator for our commitment to transparency and accountability, so you can give with confidence.

Who Your Donations Help

Meet Kendalyn

Treated for a Pseudo-obstruction

Born six weeks early, Kendalyn faced severe feeding struggles until doctors at Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital, supported by Children’s Miracle Network, diagnosed her with Chronic Intestinal Pseudo-Obstruction. Kendalyn relies on IV nutrition, has undergone multiple surgeries and spends months each year in the hospital. Still, she fills every room with joy through dance parties, art projects and her bright spirit. Thanks to donations, Kendalyn has access to life-saving medications, child life, music therapy and art therapy. Now 11, she loves ballet, robotics club, her service dog Reggie and helping others understand her medical journey with confidence.

Meet Barbie

Treated for Leukemia

Just before her second birthday, Barbie was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. After two years of chemotherapy and months in isolation, she was declared in remission, but three years later, her cancer returned. During the pandemic, Barbie’s family relocated to Miami so she could receive advanced care at Nicklaus Children’s, supported by Children’s Miracle Network. There, she found comfort through child life, music therapy, pet therapy, volunteers and social workers. After nearly three more years of treatment, Barbie rang the bell to mark the end of chemotherapy. Today, she is in remission, loves to dance and spend time with her sister, and continues to receive checkups at Nicklaus Children’s.

Meet Lanna

Treated for Achondroplasia

During pregnancy, Lanna’s parents learned she wasn’t growing as expected. At one month old, she was referred to Arkansas Children’s Hospital, supported by Children’s Miracle Network, where genetic testing revealed achondroplasia, the most common form of short-limbed dwarfism. Her family found answers, support and a care team that has guided every step, from orthopedic evaluations to growth monitoring and genetic consultations. Today, 12-year-old Lanna is part of a clinical trial designed to support bone growth for children with achondroplasia. With weekly injections and ongoing care, she continues to show what expert care, research and community support can make possible.

Meet Merveilles

Treated for Cleft Lip/Palate Repair

Before Merveille was born, her parents learned she would have a cleft lip and palate. After arriving early at 32 weeks by emergency cesarean section, she was life-flighted to Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital, supported by Children’s Miracle Network, where she spent 11 weeks in the NICU. Through the hospital’s Maxillofacial Program, Merveille’s family received specialized support with feeding, surgery and ongoing care close to home. Children’s Miracle Network funding helps support the nurses, speech therapists and feeding resources that make this care possible. Now a bright, curious kindergartener, Merveille is thriving with the support of expert care and a community committed to helping kids grow up strong.

Give Today, For Their Tomorrow

Together, we can help local children’s hospitals provide the best possible care for all kids now and in the future.

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