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It takes a special person, a hero, to lift up our kids and families in the most challenging times. To hold their hands when they are scared. The great thing about heroes is no two are alike! Parents. Physicians. Nurses. Donors. Kids… They are all heroes when it comes to navigating the care needed for pediatric health challenges.
Join us as we celebrate the 20th birthday of Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital.
Today Levi Kimberling is an active 10-year-old boy, after life-saving care at Providence Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital in 2018. But five years ago, Levi needed machines to keep him alive while he found the strength to get better.
If you ask the people who have known Emily her whole life, everything she does is a miracle. Born at 25 weeks gestation, she was one of the smallest surviving babies to receive care at Providence Sacred Heart Children's Hospital.
When she was just four days old, Elliott had her first open heart surgery for hypoplastic left heart syndrome, a birth defect that affects normal blood flow through her heart. Doctors at Providence Sacred Heart Children's Hospital performed two more—when Elliott was five months old and four years old. Elliott just turned nine and celebrated with a rainbow birthday party!
Since 2003, philanthropic investment has enabled the Children’s Hospital to provide a continuum of care through premier clinical excellence for communities in the Inland Northwest.
Giving to the Children’s Hospital shows that you care for the most vulnerable in our community and support the breakthrough technology that saves and improves lives.
Our kids deserve heroes who carry them through their hardest times and help them believe that they can stay strong and go on to do amazing things in this world.
Compassion. Resilience. Innovation. Comfort. Generosity.
What’s your superpower?
