Honor a special someone through a gift and give young patients a reason to be a kid again for the first time in the hospital. Celebrate the life, kindness, and spirit of a family member, dear friend, or colleague by creating moments of laughter, relief, and connection for children who need it most.
Their memory can continue bringing light to children and families during difficult days in the hospital.
If you’d like, we can send a personalized note to the individual or family being honored to let them know a meaningful gift was made in their name. Gifts may also be made anonymously.
The 11-year-old recovering from her transplant. The 7-year-old going on week three in protective isolation. The 17-year-old following his team’s journey to state from a hospital bed.
Kids are going through so much. Parents are out of answers. Everyone is looking for a reason to get back to normal.
Then there’s a knock at the door.
A Bring Magic Magician walks in. A sponge ball vanishes and multiplies. A child leans forward for the first time all day. The room begins to change.
For a few moments, the hospital fades away. A smile returns to the child’s face. Mom’s eyes start to water, this time from happiness.
That moment matters. What a way to honor someone.
Loss is not easy. Grief never truly goes away.
Making a gift in someone’s honor is a meaningful way to keep their spirit making a difference for others. Through their memory, children in the hospital can experience moments of laughter, comfort, and relief during difficult days.
Can We Do This? #03: Volunteering
