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The Brain Game
Jason Hauptman, MD, PhD, is pushing the boundaries of precision-based care while keeping compassion at the center of his work.
Driven by Love
Fueled by a father’s passion, Wheelz That Heal is funding Phoenix Children’s Integrative Medicine program, which helps kids thrive by treating the whole child—beyond just their diagnosis.
A Grateful Mother’s Gift
Paula Campbell's daughter received lifesaving care at Phoenix Children’s decades ago. Today, she’s showing her appreciation with a generous legacy gift.
When Business Gets Personal
Inspired by their transformative personal experiences, these Arizona families channel their businesses’ philanthropic spirit to raise funds for Phoenix Children’s, ensuring that every child receives the care they deserve.
Big Hearts, Small Businesses
Ace Hardware store owners continue a long tradition of giving.
Phoenix Children's donor Carolyn Mani.
Donor-Advised Funds: A Win-Win
For Phoenix Children’s supporter Carolyn Mani, a donor-advised fund, or DAF, is a tax-savvy way to make a difference for children and families.
The Heart for It
How Steve Grout’s courage advanced congenital heart surgery and how his legacy will support the growing field of adult congenital heart care.
Heartfelt Dedication
Autumn Henderson, COO and co-owner of Liberty Buick and Liberty GMC in Peoria, shares the profound impact of the new Prayer Room that bears her family’s name and the personal experiences that drive her commitment to Phoenix Children’s.
Dream Weaver
Transforming adversity into artistry, Diné designer Naiomi Glasses donates a portion of proceeds from her collaboration with Ralph Lauren to Phoenix Children’s.
A man and a woman look over paperwork with an advisor.
Exercise Your Willpower
You can change a child's future with a gift to Phoenix Children's in your will or trust.
Jerry and Vickie Moyes
Transforming Pediatric Care in the West Valley
Jerry and Vickie Moyes have lived in Phoenix’s West Valley for almost 60 years, and now they’re helping bring pediatric care closer to home for West Valley families like theirs.