$2.4 million raised for food allergy “vaccine”!
We met our match! Thanks to our tremendous community of food allergy supporters, we were able to raise a total of $2.4 million in just…
Category: Donor Stories
Helping the ‘good guys’: Silicon Valley family sees connections between IT network security and medicine
Sichao Wang’s professional passion is IT security—as he says, “keeping the bad actors out and making sure the good information stays in and is not…
Double Your Impact in the Fight to Cure Food Allergies Through First-of-its-Kind Food Allergy “Vaccine” Research
Your donation will be matched one-to-one by a challenge match from the Hartman Family Foundation We are thrilled to announce an exciting, limited-time opportunity to…
Our History
This year marks 25 years since the 1991 opening of Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford. Our history goes back even further with deep roots in…
Opening the Doors to a Brighter Future
You made cancer a distant memory for Lydia. On a sunny morning in June 1991, 6-year-old Lydia Lee rode in an ambulance to the brand…
One of My Proudest Moments
Packard Children’s was initially just a place where our family’s healthy babies were born. That all changed for us 15 years ago when one of…
Video: How your support helps every day
As a nonprofit hospital, we rely heavily on the support of our community members like you who care about our mission to provide extraordinary care…
A grandmother’s love advances pediatric epilepsy research and training
Describing Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford as “her heart,” longtime donor Judi Rees has continued her tradition of generosity and commitment to children’s health by…
In the Spirit of generosity
What are your most vivid childhood memories? Remember the thrill of blowing out birthday candles or finishing your first chapter book? Every day at our…
A heartfelt THANK YOU for being our valentine!
This past Valentine’s Day we asked our supporters to submit valentines online to our patients. Our original goal was to collect 500 cards, but you…