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Get involved and join a compassionate community of people who spend their time making a direct impact on the lives of children and families.

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School Care Kit

School-Age Art Therapy Kit

School-Age Art Therapy Kit

Hygiene Kit

Hygiene Kit

Activity Kit

Activity Kit

Music Therapy Kit

Music Therapy Kit

Bingo Prize Kit

Bingo Prize Kit

Build a Care Kit

Bring your friends and family together to create different types of care kits filled with art projects, musical instruments, school supplies, and hygiene products to bring comfort to kids in the hospital and their siblings.

Auxiliaries members at a hospital ribbon cutting

Join the Auxiliaries

Auxiliary members are passionate volunteers dedicated to our shared mission of providing extraordinary care to children. They host special events, manage retail businesses like the Gift Shop at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford, and raise funds to benefit patients and their families.

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Become an Ambassador

Interested in volunteering and advocating for Packard Children’s? Ambassadors are engaged community members and volunteers who give their time and funds to support expectant mothers, children, and families at our hospital.

Volunteer at the Hospital

Bring cheer to children and families with a variety of in-person volunteer opportunities at the hospital. 

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  Care team members, staff, and volunteers hosted over 50 colorful trick-or-treat booths, with themes from Harry Potter to farm animals to Ninja Turtles. Among...

Summer Scamper, presented by Gardner Capital, was a record-breaking success, thanks to our amazing community! More than 2,600 walkers, runners, and Scamper-ers joined us on...

This artwork was created by Packard Children’s Hospital patient Emmett, age 1, and his big brother Wyatt, age 4. Emmett underwent his first open-heart surgery...

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