Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN) is a national nonprofit dedicated to raising funds and awareness for local children’s hospitals. Children’s Wisconsin is a proud member of CMN, and we have received more than $111 million in fundraising dollars from CMN partners during the past 36 years.
Most of these funds are donated year round by local businesses or special Children’s Miracle Network fundraising events. The best part? Dollars raised locally stay local.
Donations in parts of Wisconsin and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula help Children’s Wisconsin fund what’s needed most. This includes critical life-saving treatments, innovative research, vital pediatric medical equipment, child life services that put kids’ and families’ minds at ease during difficult hospital stays, and financial assistance for families who could not otherwise afford these health services.
Since 1983, Children’s Miracle Network has raised more than $8.5 billion for 170 children’s hospitals nationwide by empowering and engaging with local communities and businesses.
Pictured on the left: Children's Miracle Network local champions Emerson Kierman, Ashley Bongard, Leah Vogedes, Nazaria Hooks (L-R)
You can help kids while running errands, shopping or dining out! Check out our list of local partners offering an easy opportunity to make an impact or check out our event calendar to engage with us through events near you.
Located throughout the country, National Champions are a group of ambassadors for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals who are vital in raising awareness and supporting community donations. By sharing first-hand experiences, Champions and their families show just how critical it is for member hospitals to have access to the funds they need to support their communities through programs and services that help kids (and their families) cope with illness, injury and trauma while in our care or at home.
Nazaria is our 2024 Children’s Miracle Network Local Champion. When she was 12 years old, she went in for a regular checkup and a Children’s Wisconsin endocrinologist found a lump on her neck. She had no symptoms, making the news even more of a shock: Nazaria had thyroid cancer, an extremely rare cancer in children.
Thanks to support from Children’s Miracle Network, Nazaria received the life-changing care she needed.
The following organizations have committed to supporting the mission of Children’s Wisconsin through Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals:
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