The Safe + Fair Food Company announces support for allergy and asthma research
In 2017, The Safe + Fair Food Company announced its selection of the Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy and Asthma Research at Stanford University as its primary charitable beneficiary. Thanks to Safe...
Recently, Team G Childhood Cancer Foundation, a nonprofit organization formed by patient families affected by childhood cancer, came by our hospital to deliver not one, not two, but THREE giant...
Did you see Packard Children's in the latest Reebok video starring athlete Jason Khalipa?
Most of Jason Khalipa’s fans know him as the competitive CrossFit athlete, the 2008 CrossFit “Fittest on Earth” title winner, and the entrepreneur who founded NC Fit and has built a global brand...
Gordon and Betty Moore make $50 million gift to Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford to advance care and research for pediatric heart disease
Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford has received a gift of $50 million from Gordon and Betty Moore to deliver exceptional patient care and advance research for children with heart disease...
Thanks to your support during the holidays, we met our $50,000 gift match from the Keith and Pamela Fox Family Foundation! Your donations, 100 percent, will provide hope and healing to more patients...
Ambassadors Bring Pumpkin Fun to Patients Every autumn, Ambassadors for Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital partner with Webb Ranch to host a day at the pumpkin patch to benefit our hospital. In...
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 vulnerable.” A senior principal product manager at...
Guest blogger: Elizabeth DunlevieFriday, May 27, 2016
One of My Proudest Moments
Packard Children’s was initially just a place where our family’s healthy babies were born. That all changed for us 15 years ago when one of our children was diagnosed with a life-threatening illness...
You made cancer a distant memory for Lydia. On a sunny morning in June 1991, 6-year-old Lydia Lee rode in an ambulance to the brand new Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. Wearing her hot pink “I...
This year marks 25 years since the 1991 opening of Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford. Our history goes back even further with deep roots in our community and in children’s health. Thanks to...
