Can a Self-Help Platform Provide Treatment for Youths with Eating Disorders?
Learning that their teen has an eating disorder can be difficult and deeply troubling news for parents. Even more daunting for families is finding that…
Category: Donor Stories
Heart Patient Sets the Stage for Giving
Nathan Zingg has big dreams. A freshman at Chapman University, Nathan is studying screenwriting with plans to one day write movies, star on the big…
You Showed Us True Love
Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford is bursting with love this week thanks to YOU! We have recieved hundreds of messages of hope and healing and many…
Global Center for Gender Equality Launches
The tumultuous events of the past year, with the coronavirus pandemic, the global economic crisis, Black Lives Matter protests, and election conflicts all have magnified…
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…
Tara and Dave Dollinger Give $2.4 Million to Build Out Biorepository That Will Provide Clues to a Rare Illness
When a child close to them showed a sudden, dramatic, and seemingly inexplicable behavior change, Tara and Dave Dollinger were surprised by how difficult it…
Tad and Dianne Taube Establish Endowed Professorship in Global Health; Yvonne Maldonado, MD, is Appointed First Holder
Tad and Dianne Taube have made a generous $2 million gift to establish the Taube Professorship in Global Health and Infectious Diseases at Stanford University…
Thank You for Spreading Hope and Good Cheer
Many of our brave patients and heroic team members are spending this very difficult holiday season at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford, and supporters like…
Kohl’s Gift Helps Child Safety Programs Go Virtual
Today we’re celebrating National Injury Prevention Day, and we’d like to say a huge thank you to Kohl’s for their recent gift of $225,000 to…
Día de los Muertos raises funds for Families at the Border
Día de los Muertos looked a little different this year—but that didn’t stop Carla Romero from celebrating with her community, all while supporting the Families at the Border program at Stanford…
