Hope & Healing
Shriners Hospitals
Hope & Healing
Shriners Hospitals
The late Andy Rooney, famous essayist and beloved curmudgeon, once said that “the average dog is a nicer person than the average person.” The representatives from Shriners Children’s thought the idea was grrrr-eat! In less than a week the Greenville Pug Meetup gathered volunteers, wrangled their four-legged friends into costumes, […]
What’s your reason to celebrate? These days more and more families are opting to forgo birthday gifts in favor of donations to charitable causes they hold near and dear. Some cite a lack of space for toys while others may look for a unique opportunity to inspire philanthropic involvement for […]
Do you want to get involved in your local Shriners Children’s community? If so, we have a TON going on! Check out all the fun and exciting events going on all around the country, and register today. Don’t see anything in your area? Create your own event for Shriners Children’s […]
It’s impossible not to smile when you meet Zoe. You may even giggle a little bit. Her charm is infectious.
“I’m a crafty girl with a big idea,”
Every year, Shriners Hospitals for Children selects two National Patient Ambassadors to represent the health care system’s
Alec doesn’t let anything keep him on the sidelines. He was born with osteogenesis imperfecta (OI), or brittle bone disease,
Two-year-old Liam is enjoying a new ride – a red VW convertible – thanks to Go Baby Go, a program at Shriners Hospitals for Children® — Chicago.
Daisy’s parents adopted her from China when she was 6. The little girl was born missing part of her left leg, and her left hand
Poppy, 11, of Lincoln, Nebraska, was born missing the lower portion of her left arm. She has a prosthetic arm provided by
They were the words no family wants to hear. After a traumatic birth, doctors told Jillian’s parents that a lack of oxygen
