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Pediatric Mental Health is in a ‘State of Emergency’

We have reached a critical juncture in our ability to address the pediatric mental health crisis. Suicide is the leading cause of death for kids starting at age 10 in Colorado, and thoughts of suicide or a suicide attempt are among the top reasons that patients come to our emergency departments.

Sponsor Philanthropy on the Farm

By sponsoring Philanthropy on the Farm, you make world-class pediatric care possible, while promoting your passion for southern Colorado.

Sponsor the Alice 105.9 Cares for Kids Radiothon

Sponsorship of the Alice 105.9 Cares for Kids Radiothon offers unique engagement while supporting the third largest Radiothon in the country.

Sponsor the Courage Classic

Sponsorship of the Courage Classic Bicycle Tour provides a multitude of benefits while raising funds for world-class pediatric care.

Sponsor Children’s Gala

Sponsorship of our annual Children's Gala provides critical support for the areas of greatest need at Children’s Hospital Colorado.

Life-saving Care Close to Home

Watching energetic 17-year-old Roman LaDuke round the bases at his local park in Wyoming, you would never know he almost died of a rare adrenal gland condition when he was a toddler. And that he still lives with this condition today under the medical care of Children’s Hospital Colorado.

Donors Contribute More than $700,000 at Farm-to-Table Event

Generous supporters from across the southern Colorado region gathered Aug. 23 for the fourth annual Philanthropy on the Farm event, which raised more than $700,000 for Children’s Hospital Colorado, Colorado Springs.

Sam’s Journey: From Conquering Cancer to Inspiring Others

Training for a half-marathon during her senior year of high school, Samantha felt healthy and strong, but kept experiencing excessive sweating. Her pediatrician conducted several tests, including checking her blood for markers of cancer.

Courage, Commitment and Tremendous Gratitude

5 Tips for Charitable Giving in Your Will*

Genetic Testing Transformed Mishika’s Life

When Mishika was 8 years old, her family noticed one of her feet was becoming misshapen, causing her challenges in walking. She was referred to Children’s Hospital Colorado, where she was diagnosed with Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease, a rare genetic neuromuscular disease that causes nerve damage, mostly in the arms and legs. CMT can also cause spinal abnormalities – and Mishika also has scoliosis.