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Children's Hospital Los Angeles Raises Record $1.35 Billion in Fundraising Campaign
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What Happened?
Children's Hospital Los Angeles has raised $1.35 billion through its 125th Anniversary Campaign, supported by donors including Jimmy Kimmel and Jamie Lee Curtis. The funds will enhance pediatric care and research.
Key points
- The fundraising campaign is the largest in CHLA's history.
- The event featured performances by Michael Bublé and was hosted by Gina Rodriguez.
- Paul S. Viviano, CHLA's president, emphasized the importance of donor support.
- Ellen K and Kourtney and Justin Turner received The Courage to Care Award.
- The hospital has evolved from 14 patients in 1901 to over 750,000 visits annually.
Key insights
- The funds raised may lead to advancements in pediatric medical research.
- Increased funding could improve access to specialized care for children.
- The event highlights the importance of community involvement in healthcare funding.
Why it matters
This fundraising success could significantly enhance pediatric healthcare services for children and families.
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Children's Hospital Los Angeles· OrganizationJimmy Kimmel· PersonJamie Lee Curtis· PersonMichael Bublé· PersonGina Rodriguez· PersonEllen K· PersonKourtney Turner· PersonJustin Turner· PersonLos Angeles· City
Source
Times of India
