Win a new BMW
Enter the Children's Hospital Foundation car raffle for your chance to win a new, 2009 BMW Z4 Roadster from Sam Swope BMW, $40,000 toward any Sam Swope BMW or $40,000 in cash. Learn more .
Children like Ryan need your help.
What if your child, grandchild or neighbor's child needed specialized medical care? Your hlep can make miracles possible. Read more about how you can help.
Cart Wheels
Cart Wheels is a free quarterly magazine sharing stories of hope and inspiration from Kosair Children's Hospital.
Check out our latest issue:
Summer 2008 (Download as a PDF)
Did you read about it in Cart Wheels? Find the information you're looking for.
Do you want to help Kosair Children's Hospital?
You can make your own fundraising page. Simply set up a Web page and e-mail a link to your family and friends.
Learn about upcoming events that benefit Kosair Children's Hospital.
Do your estate plans include Kosair Children's Hospital?
There are many ways to support Kosair Children's Hospital. One option that can have considerable benefits is through planned giving.
A Vision for the Future of Kosair Children’s Hospital
Kosair Children’s Hospital, Kentucky ’s only full-service, free-standing hospital for children and one of the largest children’s hospital in the country, has a 116-year history of caring for children from throughout Kentucky and Southern Indiana. The Children’s Hospital Foundation has a vision to ensure the community’s children have access to high-quality, specialized pediatric care well into the future.
Learn more about these efforts and the future of Kosair Children’s Hospital by contacting the Children's Hospital Foundation, 502-629-8060.
Children's Hospital Annual Report
Thousands of children have benefited from Kosair Children's Hospital. Read some of their stories in the 2006 Children's Hospital Foundation Annual Report.
A Walk in the Park at Six Flags
Join Six Flags Friends Inc. and Cure Kids Cancer for a walk in the park at Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom on Aug. 31 to help raise funds and awareness about childhood cancer. Register now.
American Girl Fashion Shows® coming in October
Tickets are now on sale for the Oct. 10, 11 and 12 American Girl Fashion Shows to benefit Kosair Children's Hospital. To purchase tickets, call (502) 629-KIDS . Learn more now.
Win a trip to American Girl Place® Chicago
Win a trip for six from Louisville to the American Girl Place Chicago. A two-night stay and airfare are included. Raffle tickets are $20 each. Call (502) 629-KIDS to purchase your ticket. Drawing to take place at the American Girl Fashion Show® on Oct. 12 at Churchill Downs.
Bluegrass Balloon Festival to children's hospital
Proceeds from parking at the September 26 to 28 Bluegrass Balloon Festival, held at Bowman Field in Louisville, will benefit Kosair Children's Hospital through the Kosair Children's Hospital.
Join us for the Festival of Trees & Lights, Nov. 21 to 23
Visit the Festival of Trees & Lights, benefiting Kosair Children's Hospital. Enjoy a holiday wonderland, with many special events for the entire family. Special preview night Nov. 20!
Michala Riggle has goal to build an autism research and treatment center
Michala Riggle, 11, has raised more than $250,000 for a study on glutathione, a tri-peptide (three amino acids linked together) that has helped control autism symptoms for her brother, Evan, and other children. Michala is raising additional dollars to fund an autism research and treatment center in Louisville. Learn more about Michala’s story.
Become one of Michala's "peeps." Visit Dee's at 5005 Shelbyville Road to pick up a free beading kit and make bracelets for Michala to sell. Simply return your completed kit to Dee's and receive more supplies. Store hours are Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday 12:30 to 5 p.m. For more information call (502) 896-6755.
Six Flags Joins Beading to Beat Autism Effort
Guests to Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom will have the chance to purchase Michala Riggle’s beaded bracelets at the theme park. Michala and her “peeps” will sell the bracelets throughout the 2008 season. All proceeds from the bracelets will benefit the Michala Riggle Autism Research & Treatment Fund.