Find Pediatrics Nonprofits and Charities

  cooleen wrote:

I chose to donate to the Barth Syndrome Foundation after reading one of their newsletters. I felt compelled to give to this incredible organization when I read the stories about these wonderful families. I was actually moved to tears, reading about... more »

  Courtney S. wrote:

A wonderful organization with top to bottom support in all areas. Not only an informational, research based organization but one that has turned their small group of families into ONE LARGE family. You can find reliable, factual information... more »

  Shandance wrote:

Variety children are incredible young men and women who light up a room with their personalities and spirit. I enjoy getting to spend time with them and the Variety programs. more »

  Kristen C.3 wrote:

This organization is amazing. My husband and I have worked with them on a couple events and attended other events to benefit them as well. To see the wonderful things this organization does for families who have children that are sick and to see where... more »

  SNathan wrote:

Wigs 4 Kids and Maggie are the best. There is no other way to put how important they were to my 6 year old daughter when she was diagnosed with cancer. The wig they provided Haley was so important to her recovery and self esteem as she was going through... more »

  HornIT wrote:

Candlelighters, NYC is an amazing non profit run by Barbara Zobian. Barbara is dedicated to helping families in New York City get through the difficult times when a child is diagnosed with cancer. We came to NYC to get treatment at Memorial Sloan Kettering... more »

  whocares wrote:

Camp Quality Michigan is a TERRIFIC organization! Each year we have wonderful volunteers (companions and staff members) that come together to deliver a wonderful program to our campers--each of which has, or has had, cancer. What makes CQ unique is... more »

  Barbarine J. wrote:

The South Florida kids Cancer Foundation is an amazing Foundation .To see the smiles that they put on these little kids face stricken with cancer is heartfelt and a pleasure , we as a family are so humbled ,honored and grateful.they have touched so many... more »

  allterrain wrote:

I have been involved with this nonprofit for over two years and look forward to more opportunities to give back. I help coordinate and host crafting parties and take every chance I get to volunteer at the local children's hospital! I am very grateful... more »

  Carolyn wrote:

Adam's Camp is a wonderful organization on many levels. Working at Camp is the highlight of my summer - every year. The quality of the staff and the opportunity to really impact others' lives is awesome. I feel the most significant contribution Adam's... more »

  Stayton Family wrote:

We love AFF! Great organization and great people making a huge impact in the lives of children and families affected by cancer! more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization is really doing something truly wonderful and unlike a lot of charitable organizations out there, Enduring Hearts puts every dollar donated towards their mission. The entire Scientific Advisory Committee of Doctors, the entire Board... more »

  Giovanna143 wrote:

This foundation provides funds for much needed pediatric Rhabdomyosarcoma research and assists families going through the cancer journey with their children. more »

  alink10 wrote:

TB1 Fund is one of the most incredible organizations you could be involved with. They truly care about others and are always coming up with new ideas to make a difference. Whether it is brightening days for Masonic families by giving them tickets to games,... more »

  caroline31 wrote:

I had the honor of working with Kids & Art for the period during its inception. My time with Kids & Art was a defining and rewarding period in my life. It was extremely touching seeing the artists and children work so closely together. They shared a creative... more »

  Martina wrote:

Child Development Services have been a tremendous help to our family. My husband and I have 2 children that currently receive services at the CDS. One of our children sees 3 different therapist. All four of the therapist have been helpful and worked... more »

  Robert T.8 wrote:

I have been a supporter of the St. George's Society of New York for over 20 years. Their Mission fit's my giving criteria. They were founded in 1750 and have been helping elderly New Yorker's live their lives more comfortably ever since. They also have... more »

  lale_ahmed wrote:

Hi my name is Lala. KCCF has helped me with the money that Elana has got by selling bagels. They have helped provide financial support for me and my relatives and also emotional support. They've helped create fundraisers to help us and posted on their... more »

  susanf wrote:

My friend's son was treated at St. Jude's and I think they're an incredible organization: they follow (and sometimes lead) the latest in research, while also being caring practitioners. more »

  Jennifer I. wrote:

I love Rosies Place. It is such a great place to connect with other families who also have children that are special needs. Rosie Place has the nicest volunteers and workers there. Everyone is very compassionate and caring. I'm very thankful that this... more »

  Dave34 wrote:

Its amazing what Minutes for Memories has accomplished in only one year. I have been able to witness first hand the smiles they have brought to these children. I look forward to watching them grow in the years to come. more »

  Rochelle wrote:

Simons Fund is run by amazing people who are committed to the mission in every way. I was a part of volunteering for an event run by Simons fund. We held a screening in Norristown. A urban city in the heart (no pun intended) of Montgomery County. We were... more »

  Kavisha K. wrote:

I've volunteered with Angelwish INC several times in the past few years. This organization was a fundamental part of my Girl Scout Silver Award Project in 2006 and I would have been unable to achieve this award without the help of Angelwish. This great... more »

  sasha wrote:

my name is jessica and I have daughter who just turned three who has celebral palsy. I found this organzation online when I was just browsing one day. This is the greatest place for people to go if you have a child with a disabilty. Insurance only covers... more »

  argasdoc wrote:

I volunteered as an anesthesiologist for this organization on a recent trip to Dhaka, Bangladesh. I was impressed with the dedication of the staff and volunteers to provide repairs to cleft lips and palates that the children of Dhaka. The quality of care... more »

  Marytza S. wrote:

WITH out you guys my son wouldnt get the HELP he needs hes progressed so much thank you so much for everything UCP SCHOOL IN THE EAST CAMPUS BAILY CENTER more »

  Amy_236 wrote:

Heart defects are the most common form of childhood birth defect. In the US, all of these children will receive the most comprehensive medical care to rectify their potentially life threatening defect. In under-developed countries, these children will... more »

  Rob Banks wrote:

We love CCK! You just have to see it to believe it. more »

  annie wrote:

I first learned of Circle of Care for Families of Children with Cancer when asked to volunteer on a fundraiser about 4 years ago. I have been volunteering ever since because I know my efforts can make a big difference! What is immediately appealing... more »

  mobileUser363974 wrote:

Mikey's Way connects kids with friends and family during treatment and helps to make them feel less isolated and alone. They truly put smiles on children's faces! more »

  maxpoiret wrote:

Child Heart Foundation by Dr Kohli is the definition of life saving non profit organization. Time spent and energy towards less fortunate ones is really remarkable, and I am personally delighted to have met individual like Dr Kohli. more »

  Lexi W. wrote:

I worked at the Children's Surgical Centre doing social media and helping out wherever I could. It is a very special hospital, and the difference they make in the lives of poor Cambodian's is inspirational. The patients that come in have a wide variety... more »

  jgrise wrote:

PPB offered me the opportunity to work closely with children and mothers that desperately needed help. The 15 months I spent volunteering with PPB introduced me to a number of wonderful new friends and opened doors for me professionally. PPB does incredible... more »

  Wendy Marecle wrote:

Awesome organization dedicated to researching the cure and better treatments for our kids. The treatments currently can be so damaging to these little kids bodies, not to mention all the little ones that lose their lives to cancer every year. This organization... more »

  GMorr wrote:

I have two male friends who are doing what they need to for survival after their diagnosis. Hopefully new research will provide success. Their HPV cancer was found out before I began a dating relationship with them. As a female who is cautious regarding... more »

  rehuneke wrote:

As a pediatric IV nurse, there is nothing more frustrating than not being successful with an IV insertion. The product designed with DesignWise Medical was a creative and innovative method of identifying vascular structures for the young patients that... more »

  Leila H. wrote:

I have read first-hand the mission reports when a team of surgeons has returned from saving the lives of young children and even infants which heart defects. Their dedication is inspiring, and their photos of the young children, so hopeless before surgery,... more »

  leronlehman wrote:

I've been involved with clubfoot treatment in the developing world over the past decade; the positive impact on children and families resulting from a relatively inexpensive clubfoot correction is remarkable. I've been fortunate to work with... more »

  Kyle9 wrote:

CFC International provides support to families affected by CFC Syndrome, a rare genetic syndrome. This is accomplished by publishing a great newsletter and sponsoring family and medical conferences every other year. There is also an email listserv and... more »

  Jazz F. wrote:

Exceptional heartfelt work done for children and others suffering from Ewings Sarcoma. Unique approach to create awareness for innovative Cancer Research. more »

  pete1258 wrote:

The exec dir receives $300,000 in pay. Far too much for a charity that generates just $4 million. more »

  carol-ryan wrote:

As a Public Health department, we work collaboratively with this greatr program and it is made all the difference for the children in Sullivan County. The County went from not having any quality dental care for low income children to having high quality... more »

  Amanda Johnson wrote:

Life Changing. Our Pastor asked me to describe in 2 words my Mission Trip last year to Belize. Life changing were the 2 words I choose, but they hardly seem enough. I went to Belize to help run a Mission Medical Clinic with Dr. Paul Whisnant and International... more »

  ar3it3r wrote:

Jazmine’s Journey does amazing work by helping children battling cancer and their families. more »

  chesterjacinto wrote:

The Grace Children's Foundation is highly focused on helping children around the world who otherwise would not have had access to critical medical attention. TGCF's mission is impressive and they work with unrelenting precision to connect children's... more »

  goldribbon wrote:

Friends of faith pruden has always been there in time if need, through treatment, and after passing. Always with the biggest of hugs with huge smiles behind. Friends of Faith Pruden was a major help getting through inpatient treatment, with holidays,... more »

  battenmom wrote:

Our two children have Batten Disease. We have been members of BDSRA for 15 years. When our children were diagnosed, we were directed to this organization because even our pediatrician knew little about this disease. They provided us with information,... more »

  Renee wrote:

Over the past several years, Kayla Cares 4 Kids has donated games, toys, books, and videos for the play therapy rooms, children, and families served at Center for Child Counseling. Their support has been crucial! We are so grateful to Kayla and the team.... more »

  MinaNajar wrote:

I have been volunteering for Padres Contra El Cancer for about a 1 1/2 years. The reason I started volunteering was because of a little girl named Liz. She was diagnosed with a brain tumor a couple of years ago. She is now doing great and once again... more »

  Laura119 wrote:

I have been involved with the Save Babies Through Screening Foundation for almost 5 years, since my child's metabolic disorder was detected by birth through newborn screening. SBTS provides more information and resources on newborn screening... more »

  LHMom wrote:

It's hard to go through life being different and having some limitations. As a boy, it's hard not to be able to play sports, especially in Texas. Camp Bon Coeur is a camp for kids with congenital heart defects and made a huge impact on my son's life... more »

  BSnider wrote:

This is a wonderful, helpful, safe haven for children who have experienced the death of someone they love. The children are fed a meal before their play time with volunteers. They may be led in art activities, cooking experiences, physical activities,... more »

  TeamDonavynn wrote:

NCCS has helped our family throughout my sons treatment for ALL by helping w/ gas money and money for food during inpatient treatments and illness stays in the hospital. Without their help I am not sure how we would have made it through the months that... more »

  piedpiper wrote:

The www.AmericanPieParty.org is a grassroots, quintessential, diamond in the rough, faith-based, 501c3 non-profit that fights cancer with Pie in the Face humor. We believe, with your help, Americans will embrace our Pie Party Tag campaign and raise... more »

  Writer wrote:

Childrens Heart Foundation of Nevada has helped my daughter and our family in more ways than I can even count.From camp mend-a-heart to Maggie’s garden, family picnics and emotional support not only for my daughter, but also for myself a a parent,... more »

  jbrannen3 wrote:

The mission of PediPlace is to make healthcare a reality for every kid. How do we do that with so many uninsured and underinsured children? Well, we have to start at the local level and PediPlace does that. Instead of going to an emergency room just... more »

  david30 wrote:

I responded to a request by the founder, Jenna Edwards, to go to a hospital in upper Manhattan. I didn't know what to expect, but had a free afternoon and thought it would be a great experience. I wasn't wrong. We met with 4 kids who had various stages... more »

  TonyaBloodgood wrote:

The M.O.R.G.A.N Project is so wonderful! Morgan's Place is a safe and fun place for my son (7) with ADHD and Autism to go and experience all of his senses. He just loves the multi-sensory room and the swings. I am so glad that I found Kristen and all... more »

  sandyts1122 wrote:

Project Joy and Hope creates miracles in the lives of the children and families they serve. No other organization cares more or provides more support to these medically fragile children than the lovely people who work and volunteer at PJH. They are... more »

  Ariel wrote:

I volunteered for this organization and was very disappointed with the experience. First, as I reviewed the expenses vs. what the top person is earning $200,000 it is too much for only 700+ wishes a year. Add to this at least another 10 on staff that... more »

  shelly wrote:

CCCI saved the life of our (now) son, Mesfin, by providing him with needed open heart surgery twice. I am now working with them to help other children that need surgery. I'm also helping with an education project in Ethiopia with wonderful students,... more »

  lorenzomama wrote:

PAGER has been a source of emotional support, technical information and very helpful advice in my life since the birth of my son four years ago. He suffered from pneumonia shortly after he was born, and it took weeks of my own research to come to understand... more »

  mgk360 wrote:

I love Bloom To Life. Bloom To LIfe not only saves children but by helping save a child, they actually save a family! more »

  mary23 wrote:

Teardrops to rainbows is a great organization dedicated to making the path these families must travel a little easier. Over the years I have been involved with T2R they have put murals on the walls of the inpatient hospital unit and made the parent lounge... more »

  Sweetness wrote:

This is an a-one organization. What a change it makes in the lives of our children. Thank goodness for Make A Wish more »

  kumstone wrote:

I have served on the board of the organization for almost three years now. Every member of the staff of this organization is passionate, efficient and professional. We are blessed with extremely high quality people who work tirelessly to ensure that... more »

  anderson_penny wrote:

In January of 2015, I joined Sew for Kids (SFK) after researching volunteer opportunities I could do from my rural home, FYI: SFK is one of the umbrella partners under Lakota Friends Circle (LFC). I was impressed with how LFC vetted sites for... more »

  mk wrote:

this organization remains committed to meeting the needs of children with technology needs/complex medical care needs and their families. the nursing staff are uniformly exceptional more »

  Susan_L wrote:

My Heart is FullEach week I am privileged to meet my 'team' (3 other dedicated volunteers) at Texas Children's Hospital. Our vehicles are loaded with toys, toiletries, snacks, laundry soap, socks and other items that families may ask for as they live... more »

  camper wrote:

I cannot speak highly enough about my experience at The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp. As a child with a serious medical condition, "normal" is something you don't get to experience. But at camp, the fact that every kid has an illness makes it normal. The... more »

  viking52 wrote:

The North Country Children's Clinic is an organization built on the believe that all children are equal and each one deserves the best treatment available regardless of ability to pay. The staff at the Clinic treat each child with sincerety and love as... more »

  a.good.mommy wrote:

When my daughter was diagnosed with an infectious disease in the weeks after joining our family through adoption in 2002, I was full of fear for her and for our family. My local pediatrician had little experience with the virus and I didn't know where... more »

  supportkids wrote:

Anything that can be done to help children get healthier is worth our time, attention and money. The Tennessee Pediatric Foundation's work towards reducing and eliminating childhood obesity has the potential to change so many lives for the better. As... more »

  ThereseAnn wrote:

My own child is almost 17 years old, living with full (complete) trisomy 13 and SOFT at Trisomy.org has been a constant support for our family over the years. I go to the website and support groups daily and use and share the wealth of support the SOFT... more »

  RD.STANCER wrote:

The awareness and support the CircumSTANCE team has provided for our children during the COVID-19 Pandemic is unmatched. They have found ways to support the families and children who have suffered life threatening conditions like MIS-C and PIMS, and continue... more »

  Writer wrote:

Project sunshine is a great organization! The volunteers bring a tremendous amount of energy and spirit to the hospitals they visit and the kids light up when they see the yellow shirts come onto the unit. more »

  GO_GOLD wrote:

Another example of a Non-Profit organization running amuck. Their actions of trademarking the GO GOLD rallying cry for children around the world only detracts from the fight itself. Their own greed is clearly evident by their actions and is a slap in... more »

  Jonathan W. wrote:

I've been involved with MobileCARE for more than a decade and have seen first-hand the impact on THOUSANDS of kids and their families, through their hands-on, on-site approach to treating asthma. Nothing beats bringing the medical experts and client DIRECTLY... more »

  debik wrote:

Casey Cares was one of the first organizations to reach out to my granddaughter when she was diagonosed with leuken=mia in 2004. They were a godsend to her and the rest of the family, providing outings,pizza and movie nights at home through the Family... more »

  Tjazzee wrote:

I stayed at the RMH when my daughter was in Loma Linda Hospital approximately one month. They were so kind and gracious to me. I feel heartfelt warmth everytime I think of this organization and all who dedicate their lives to helping support the parents... more »

  lvantassel123 wrote:

I worked in the Pathology Lab and loved every second!!! I am proud to say that this pediatric facility is changing the world of medicine. If you are considering working toward a career in medicine please spend some time at Texas Childrens Hospital. The... more »

  Petrie wrote:

The Jack Strong Foundation offers financial assistance to families with children battling childhood cancer. This program is called Jack's Heroes.Also offered, are Jack's Brave Bags. This is a bag filled with many different Superhero items to... more »

  apjoyce2 wrote:

This nonprofit is truly dedicated to helping families with a child who has a long term illness or disease. Pediatric Angel Network started because Deborah Ratynski noticed how families needed help and would take her personal expenses to provide other... more »

  Edie S.1 wrote:

I have the pleasure of working for Capper Foundation and witnessing daily the amazing progress children and adults with disabilities make because of their programs and medically-based pediatric therapy services. Capper provides hope for families so their... more »

  obsessedwithlife wrote:

Amazing organization that does tons of stuff for pediatric and young adult cancer survivors- art therapy, tutoring, a couple college scholarships, trips, etc! more »

  Tom479 wrote:

This organization plays a crucial role in supporting women through the many challenges they face. These challenges range from the current political climate to obstacles such as poor relationships, economic difficulties, etc. Now more than ever, Planned... more »

  xtds33y wrote:

My daughter who is now 16, has been receiving therapy here since she was 6 months old. This organization is truely a life saver. The physical/occupational/speech therapists are the best in Central Illinois. The ornganization is extremely well organized... more »

  nzainabu wrote:

This non profit is doing a great job of providing free health screening to the elderly and women who cannot afford to pay for their own medications. We need help and donations to be able to continue with the work of helping the under privilege in our... more »

  Momlessone wrote:

When I was 7 months pregnant, our beautiful baby boy Luke was stillborn. It shattered dreams and there are no words to describe the feelings we had. Charlies Buddies provided casts of our babies feet and hands, as well as pictures, a memory box and more.... more »

  Giampaolo wrote:

Make a Wish's mission says it all: "We grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy". You will believe that the first time you look at the smile of a child who discovers... more »

  Inpiring by people who cares wrote:

I have personally met the President Of this Organization . She had a booth face painting and making glitter tattoos on children. I Had never heard of this disease before and learned a lot from the information Angela shared about this disease. I will... more »

  Thomas Keller wrote:

Report on our work as dentists in Siem Reap, Cambodia Introduction Medical care in Cambodia, especially in rural areas such as Siem Reap, is extremely inadequate. During our stay, together with an international team of dentists and helpers... more »

  laceylong wrote:

Broadway Hearts made magic happen for our 10 year old who is battling B-Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. She was gifted a weekend full of joy and smiles thanks to the work of this incredible organization. Their amazing partners gave her a worry free adventure... more »

  Jay_13 wrote:

The staff of the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Suffolk County has always been kind, courteous and professional. Every time I have volunteered it has been a great experience. more »

  Christy1988 wrote:

Wonderful charity that cares about kids going through a difficult time in their lives! more »

  DanSchoepflin wrote:

I was a Make A Wish child back in the late 1990s My wish was to play with the Disney World band and it was Awesome! I played the baritone horn at the time and was only good at easy music, but, the director at the time Major Mike met with me early at went... more »

  sawbridge wrote:

My granddaughter, Teagan (Sweet Tea) has been fighting her way back from brain tumor and its subsequent surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and post treatment impacts. Her inspirational courage is contagious. Her mom, Tatum, my daughter realized how lonely... more »

  Jennifer_D2 wrote:

Making Your Darkest Days Feel BrightMy upbringing was rough. My dad was in and out of my life and my mother wasn't too sure on how to be a mother. My grandmother, alongside with my grandfather, did a lot of my raising. On top of absentee parents... more »

  joycesgrandma wrote:

Makeawish is a fantastic program. My granddaughter got a wish in 2016. She wanted to meet her favorite wrestler. She has since passed away but you guys gave her the greatest time of her life. We went to San Diego and she got time with her wrestler plus... more »

  UpliftInternationale wrote:

Uplift Internationale is making an impact, doing an excellent job at enabling children to lead happy and healthy lives that they otherwise would not have. The work is real, the results enduring, the gratification limitless. I encourage everyone to be... more »

  GinaGeorgeVAC wrote:

Voices Against Cancer is such a unique charity! Not only are they an international partner for the St Baldrick's Foundation, but they directly influence and aid families within the region who are currently battling pediatric cancer. Assistance given to... more »

  Laura_S wrote:

Title: What can we do next in the Childhood Apraxia of Speech movement? #givingtuesday for apraxia-kids.org (CASANA)CAS, or Childhood Apraxia of Speech is an interesting disorder from a charity standpoint. Trying to raise money and awareness... more »

  elthomason5 wrote:

The quality of healthcare I have received since switching to TCCH has been exemplary. Great portal system, thorough follow up and engaged providers. I highly recommend. I am also a Foundation donor because I believe in the integrity of TCCH and their... more »

  lovetovolunteer wrote:

I want to say that this charity does good work and is great for our community, however, my experience was clouded by the religious discrimination that I encountered while working with this nonprofit. I felt that they were intolerant toward other religious... more »

  Nancy144 wrote:

I'm a grandmother of triplets, born seven weeks premature. Naturally they were slow to develop social and motor skills. They were very limited on their verbalization. They started going to ICEC just after their first birthday. At first they were... more »

  sarah3407 wrote:

I can’t speak highly enough of this incredible nonprofit supporting families affected by congenital heart defects (CHDs). The resources they provide—whether it’s connecting families with financial aid, offering emotional support, sharing personal... more »

  jennyh wrote:

From Maddi's Closet is a tremendous organization! Birthed out of great loss and pain, FMC has touched hundreds and hundreds of lives through kindness and generosity. Their mission statement of sharing love, hope, and joy is realized in all they say and... more »

  jwl wrote:

Dr. Chris Landon and his staff assist many families with children who need medical care. All receive excellent care. Many of the children are extremely ill and receive specialist care from doctors who visit from tertiary medical centers in Los Angeles.... more »

  SDprolife wrote:

COLFS is the premier pro-life organization in San Diego. They work very hard in saving lives and promoting a culture of life to all. The dedication by the doctors and counselors is truly amazing and they seem to be available 24/7 for any medical need... more »

  Cassius wrote:

As an uninsured parent I was able to get my child his needed prescription drug with CMA's prescription drug program paying for it. I went to Clinics In Schools free pediatric clinic and the doctor provided the prescription and all I had to do was go... more »

  Dmcbride wrote:

I’m sorry to deliver such disappointing news. Please pray hard and think twice about donating to this Ronald McDonald house. It needs to be investigated on their so called requirements to assist those in need. My granddaughter who is 7 years old was... more »

  jjkantor wrote:

A very well run and much needed hospital- Suffice it to say that one of the ambulance crews saved the life of one of our granddaughters who then got fabulous care in the pediatric intensive care unit- The compassion and care from all assoociated with... more »

  nonprofitleader wrote:

It is truly a pleasure to serve on the CSHF board of trustees. The Foundation staff works tirelessly to raise funds for the thousands of families throughout New Jersey and beyond who depend on Children's for specialized medical and therapeutic care. more »

  Leslie20 wrote:

George Mark Children's House is a 15,000 square foot "home" for children with life threatening, life limiting illnesses. GMCH provides respite care, transitional care and end of life care for children and their families as well. GMCH is unique, it offers... more »

  Grandmas2share wrote:

One reason we at Grandmas2Share decided to donate $1 from the sale of each of our dolls to Hope & Heroes is that the funds can be directed to specific services. Donors can donate funds to support everything from individual art classes and massage therapy... more »

  ChrisH wrote:

Children's Environmental Health Network acts on its deep care for children to create safer environments for them to grow. As someone who works for state-based organization that does the same, I've been consistently impressed by CEHN's commitment to real... more »

  Trish M. wrote:

I was searching for a volunteer opportunity that would bring joy to others and to give back to the community in which I live and work. This branch is so well managed and organized. They truly live up to their mission every day and 80% of the money they... more »

  angel72653 wrote:

When I was younger I was the kid everyone picked on and bullied. Why? It is because I had very bad eyes. My glasses were very thick and only got thicker over the years. "Coke bottles" and four eyes were a part of my daily life.When I got older I found... more »

The Child Abuse Network provides support and facilities for a multidisciplinary team approach to determine abuse and protect children... more »

Provides short-term medical care to infants suffering from prenatal drug exposure and offers education and support services to... more »

The foundation's mission is to increase public awareness of the challenges children diagnosed with cancer face, and raise money... more »

It is our mission to provide otherwise unobtainable equipment as well as resources to improve the quality of life of children... more »

Tthe make-a-wish foundation of central new york grants life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses. more »

To provide specialized educational, intervention and hyberbaric services. Through these innovative services we have been able... more »

Rockhill orthopaedic specialists, inc. Is an orthopaedic specialty organization committed to providing advanced, evidence-based... more »

The make-a-wish foundation of oklahoma creates life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses. more »

Helping families with sick children. more »

To promote improved care for pediatric patients. more »

To promote, foster and maintain the health and welfare of children by raising funds for lucile packard foundation for children's... more »

The make-a-wish foundation of central and western north carolina creates life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses.... more »

The mission of The Purple Society is to change the prognosis of pediatric cancers; while connecting families of childhood cancer... more »

Sunshine House is an envisioned care center which will serve the needs of children (and families of children) living with a variety... more »

Caps for kids is dedicated to giving caps autographed by celebrities to children, adolescents and young adults who have lost their... more »

  hezarella wrote:

Charliedawn was born with a rare brain malformation called Holoprosencephaly. Families for HoPE gave us HoPE and support thru this journey. Connected us with families locally and around the world who have children just like Charliedawn. Families for HoPE... more »

To attain optimal physical, mental, and social health and well being for all minneasota infants, children, adolescents, and young... more »

The emerge center empowers children with autism and individuals with communication challenges to achieve independence through... more »

To assist pregnancy centers in obtaining mobile ultrasound units. more »

Maximize children's abilities by providing access to rehabilitative and enrichment services. more »

The make-a-wish foundation of south carolina grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich... more »

Our mission is to help families of children with complex medical needs. We offer resources as well as emotional and financial... more »

To advocate for children with cancer and their families, alleviate fear, confusion, isolation and practical challenges by offering... more »

The mission of the Philo Center for Sensory Based Evaluation and Treatment, a non-profit organization, is to holistically promote... more »

Community and professional education and member meetings more »

The make-a-wish foundation of maine creates life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses. more »

The organization addresses practical issues of general surgery and related specialties. It aims to provide clinical, educational... more »

To provide compassionate care and education to children with special health care needs to help them reach their full potential.... more »

The foundation provides grants to and supports the association of hole in the wall camps, its member camps, and related programs.... more »

Make-a-wish foundation of wyoming creates life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses. more »

The mission of the foundation for positively kids is to provide high quality healthcare services for medically fragile and/or... more »

Providing quality healthcare services that are affordable and accessible to those in need regardless of the ability to pay in... more »

Granting wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength, and joy.... more »

Curekids is a national childrens charity based upon an operating model of nonprofit venture philanthropy leveraging innovative... more »

To provide care for orphaned and abandoned children. more »

The primary mission of the organization is the development, discussion and advancement of surgery and treatments in the field... more »

The make-a-wish foundation of new mexico creates life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses. more »

The organization is the largest provider of free heart surgery to indigent children in the under developed countries of the world,... more »

The mission of the international society for pediatric neurosurgery, inc. Is to improve the health and welfare of children requiring... more »

Team Scot’s mission is straightforward, eradicate pediatric and childhood cancers. Our purpose is to fund new and existing studies... more »