Same Magic. New Name.

✨ Open Heart Magic is now Bring Magic! ✨

Can we do this?

A Podcast About Building Bring Magic in More Hospitals and More Cities

Building this program in more hospitals and more cities for more kids is an adventure. This journey is full of risks, challenges, breakthroughs, community, and magical moments that remind all of us why this mission is so important. We pull back the curtain to show what’s at stake and what it actually takes to open new hospital doors, earn trust, rally a city to fund the work, and build and train volunteer specialist teams to deliver Bedside Magic for kids in the hardest moments of their lives.

Building community through listening.

Listening helps us open new hospitals in new cities.

This podcast isn’t just about listening, it’s about learning how to build the local awareness and support needed to launch new programs in new cities and what it takes. And if Bring Magic has learned anything over the years, it takes a village to do this. By listening and sharing, you become part of that village that will help Bring Magic reach more kids in hospitals.

Leading the Conversation

Mike Walton

Founder & Executive Director

Bring Magic’s fearless leader has the unique perspective of knowing what been needed to take this magical idea from a dining room table to the top children’s hospitals in the midwest. Mike’s commitment to ensuring that this mission consistently shows up for kids on the frontlines has never been stronger.

Eric Steigerwald

Sr. Director of Marketing & Program Development

Starting first as a volunteer, Bring Magic’s resident Redbeard has been required to wear many hats over the years for this mission. But Eric can still recall how he felt after his first Bedside Magic visit and that lasting impression is why he continues to be passionate about doing whatever it takes to help more kids.

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Listening is how we open new cities.

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