Children’s Health Day: Thank you for 25 years of healing and hope
National Children’s Health Day is October 3. On this day, we raise awareness of the health issues facing children and celebrate all that we have…
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2015 Report on Giving
Last year, 13,303 donors gave $124.8 million to Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford and the child health and obstetric programs at Stanford University School of…
$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…
Two ways you can help during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
This month is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Thanks to donors like you, we have more treatments available for kids and can cure more than 90 percent…
Your Impact on Research
This summer Mary Leonard, MD, MSCE, (pictured above) became the new Adalyn Jay Physician-In-Chief at Packard Children's and the chair of pediatrics at Stanford University…
You Helped Isabel Find Her Voice
“Go Robert!” shouted 12-year-old Isabel Miranda as her older brother sprinted across the finish line. That morning at Summer Scamper, Robert outran 2,019 other racers…
9-year-old Joshua can hear again
After six years of being deprived of his hearing, we're so thrilled to report that 9-year-old Joshua of Morgan Hill has his hearing back! Many patients can…
Peeking inside the expanding Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford
Ever since I started my job in 2008, I’ve been hearing about the huge expansion of Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford that is slated to open in 2017. First…
Shoreline Bill’s Golf Marathon raises $7K for the Heart Center
Bill Mykytka and his wife, Megan, were home watching TV one night, when they saw a story on Dateline NBC featuring the Bingham family from…
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…
