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You can help kids be healthier and happier.

Imagine a child completing physical therapy and taking her first step. Think of the boy who is averse to most foods and is finally able to have a snack with his classmates. Consider the teen who was contemplating suicide but now finds joy and purpose. Your gift helps Connecticut Children’s address the immediate medical, social and emotional needs of children.

Explore Your Impact

Every day, incredible things happen at Connecticut Children's because of the support we receive from generous individuals and organizations. Check out just a few of the things donors recently made possible.

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$2,000,000

Charity Care provided to families unable to pay for their child’s medical expenses

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79

Oncology clinical trials to give kids with cancer and blood disorders new treatment options

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90

Staff trained in Trauma-Informed Care to care better for children and each other

Connecticut Children’s provides care at 41 locations in more than 20 towns across three states.

 

See What Your Gifts Can Do

Discover

Provide physician-researchers resources to push wide the doors of discovery and find new treatments.

Grow

Give infants, children and young adults more chances for a healthy future.

Innovate

Improve access through virtual health care and close-to-home services.

From the tiniest babies fighting for their lives in the NICU to children battling cancer and teens suffering a behavioral health crisis, donor support helps us advance and deliver world-class pediatric care every day.

Alison Auciello, Senior Vice President, Philanthropy, Connecticut Children’s Foundation

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