Thank You Notes (Spring 2024)
Our donor community continues to surprise and inspire us by the many ways they support Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford. Your dedication helps us transform…
Category: Volunteer Stories
Foundation Board Helps Bring Halloween Spirit to Kids
Care team members, staff, and volunteers hosted over 50 colorful trick-or-treat booths, with themes from Harry Potter to farm animals to Ninja Turtles. Among…
Summer Scamper Was a Slam Dunk
Summer Scamper, presented by Gardner Capital, was a record-breaking success, thanks to our amazing community! More than 2,600 walkers, runners, and Scamper-ers joined us on…
Grateful For Supporters Like You!
This artwork was created by Packard Children’s Hospital patient Emmett, age 1, and his big brother Wyatt, age 4. Emmett underwent his first open-heart surgery…
Thank You to All Our Virtual Toy Drive Fundraisers!
During the holiday season, more than 40 fundraisers raised a record-breaking $75,000 through the Virtual Toy Drive campaign! This year was like no other. Due…
Caring for Our Community During COVID-19
The outbreak of COVID-19 this spring brought challenges and uncertainty to our world. We are proud to share how Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford quickly…
Winter Art Showcase
It’s the most wonderful time of the year … our Winter Art Showcase! Each year, we ask budding artists in the Packard Children’s community to…
A Century of Service: Celebrating Our Auxiliaries
For 100 years, the Auxiliaries have devoted their energy, talent, and passion to ensure that our community’s children receive the medical care they need. An…
Gift Shop Opens at Packard Children’s
“I want to cut this ribbon in honor of Lucile Packard,” said Roth Auxiliary co-president Esther Ellis, standing before a bright red ribbon with a…
Inside the Spectacular Chinese New Year Celebration at Packard Children’s
A spectacle of colorful lanterns, paper crafts and lion dancers delight patients and families engaging in 2018 Chinese New Year festivities at Lucile Packard Children’s…