Volunteers Make Hospital Stays a Little Brighter
Volunteers with Make My Stay, an affiliate of the Association of Auxiliaries for Children, have brought joy to over 60 patients at Lucile Packard Children’s…
Category: Thank You Notes
Building Resilience in Puerto Rican Youth
Puerto Rican youth have endured a series of traumatic events in recent years, from Hurricane Maria to the COVID-19 pandemic, with limited access to mental…
Gift Will Fill Our Hospital With Beauty and Hope
Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford values the healing powers of art. In a hospital setting, art sparks imagination, eases anxiety, and offers families and children…
Endowed Directorship Strengthens Leadership in Prematurity Research
For decades, Ann and Charles Johnson have been champions of extraordinary care at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. Their generosity established the Johnson Center for Pregnancy…
Parents Give to Advance Surgical Care After Their Daughter’s Accident
Becky Long and Ken Hirsch already appreciated Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital, since all three of their daughters were born there, and Becky is a longtime…
Ushering in the Year of the Snake with C.M. Capital Foundation
Patients and their families rang in the Lunar New Year at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford in February. The main lobby was decorated in traditional…
Two Families With One Goal: Find BPAN Treatments
Four-year-old Zoe loves puzzles, bike rides, and the Disney movie Frozen, while 11-year-old Isabel adores horseback riding, Minnie Mouse, and her two younger siblings. Though…
Grateful to Couple Who Gave Cuddles and Comfort to Babies
Husband and wife duo Pat Rice and Claire Fitzgerald volunteered for over 20 years as baby cuddlers in the NICU at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital…
Young Crafters Raise Over $1K for Packard Children’s Hospital
Thank you, Amelia Claire, Sana, and Rachel! Last school year, the girls, who attend The Harker School in San Jose, were required to perform a…
Bringing Innovation to Kids and Expectant Moms
Each year, the FDA approves far fewer health technologies for use in children than adults. This disparity extends to pregnant moms as well. As a…
