We would like to thank our wonderful friends in the Stanford community who danced, competed, and raised money throughout the 2018-19 school year for Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford. Let’s...
Having a child in the hospital can be especially difficult during the holidays. Thanks to you, every single family in our care got a special holiday surprise! Over 180 Champions for Children hosted...
Are you wondering how you can fulfill your New Year's resolution to help children in your community? We're here to help! Check out our list of top ways you can help our patients today, and get...
Pumpkin carving, costumes, and treats—Halloween is a magical time for all children. Here are some fun ways you can help make Halloween extra special for patients and families at our hospital. 1...
Every day, our supporters and fundraisers—our Champions for Children —inspire us with their passion to serve our patients and their families. During the 2017-2018 school year, hundreds of students...
Guest blogger: Lucca LorenziTuesday, March 20, 2018
How can having a tumor be lucky?
Editor’s note: Lucca is our 2018 Summer Scamper Patient Hero representing our Bass Center for Childhood Cancer and Blood Diseases. Join Lucca and our other amazing Patient Heroes on June 24 at the...
Every day, donors like you make gifts of all sizes to build a healthier future for children and expectant mothers. Your support makes our hospital a special place for our patients and families, and...
Every day, our supporters and fundraisers—our Champions for Children —inspire us with their passion to serve our patients and their families. Last year, more than 350 Champions of all ages hosted toy...
Alexandra’s Quinceañera: Giving Back on a Birthday
Alexandra was just 10 days old when she was diagnosed with ornithine transcarbamylase (OTC) deficiency, a rare disease that, in her case, could only be cured with a liver transplant. Doctors at...
UPDATE: Heart and Sole: Four Years and Hundreds of Miles Later
This is an update to a previous story that can be read here . In 2013, when his 15-year-old daughter, Kate, first began receiving treatment in our Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit, few things gave...
