Healing Care for Every Child Who Needs It
The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio Foundation was chartered in 1955 to carry out a vision: That every child in South Central Texas would receive the best available medical care, …
Show Your Love at Dairy Queen
You have an opportunity to share your love with patients at CHRISTUS Children’s. Just stop by a participating Dairy Queen location near you from January 15 through February 28, and purchase …
Thank You for the Gift of Hope and Healing
This holiday season, we are filled with gratitude as we reflect on the many people who have made a difference at CHRISTUS Children’s through toy and book donations, monetary gifts, …
Young Basketball Player Returns to the Court
When ten-year-old Holt fell and hit his knee on the hard cement, he shook off the pain and went about his day. Holt loves basketball and continued to play, despite …
Your Donation Makes a Difference
What makes The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio different? You do. Caring Texans, like you, have transformed us into San Antonio’s premier (and only) academic children’s hospital. Everyone in the …
Defying the Odds
The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio has been serving patients and bringing healing to the community since 1959. Throughout the years, countless young lives have been saved through the care …
Leave a Lasting Legacy
Making a planned gift to CHRISTUS Children’s Foundation will ensure your life’s work continues to make a difference in the lives of children, long after you are gone. You will …
Extra Life Game Day is Nov. 4!
Extra Life is a Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMNH) fundraising program that provides game-loving locals a fun way to support CHRISTUS Children’s, your local CMNH member. Local gamers of all …
Kohl’s Smiles For Kids
Kohl’s Department Stores recently presented The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio Foundation with a grant to benefit its Pediatric Dental Clinic and to help improve the quality of life for …
Your Generosity Saves Lives
When they were 20 weeks pregnant, expectant parents Stephanie and Todd were told that their unborn son, Kaden, had a 5% chance of survival due to a severe birth defect …