Become a Hughes Hero with a simple monthly gift.

Use your power to make an even greater impact in a child's life. Become a superhero with a monthly gift of $19 or more and receive a Children’s lapel pin.

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Monthly Giving

Scheduling an online recurring monthly gift is a great way to make an ongoing impact on the health and happiness of our patients. As a not-for-profit, Children's relies on the Centennial Circle of donors who give monthly to provide a consistent and reliable source of funding to ensure we are here for the next 100 years. Join the Centennial Circle of donors today.

Legacy Giving

Leave a lasting legacy through gift annuities, IRA rollover, trusts, bequests or other methods. Learn more about planned giving.

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