Children’s Miracle Network at UC Davis

Children’s Miracle Network at UC Davis is sponsored by UC Davis Children's Hospital. Supports grants funding a full range of children's services including research, education, and clinical care at UC Davis Children's Hospital.

Children's Miracle Network at UC Davis Children's Hospital Children's Miracle Network at UC Davis Children's Hospital A Children’s Miracle Network Hospital UC Davis Children’s Hospital is one of the nation’s first hospitals to join Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN) Children’s Miracle Network at UC Davis To provide the best care for kids, children’s hospitals rely on donations and community support, as Medicaid and insurance programs do not fully cover the cost of care.

CMN at UC Davis has helped fill those funding gaps by raising funds, most of it $1 at a time. Our Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals blog What does it mean to be a CMN hospital? As a CMN Hospital – the only one in our area – UC Davis Children’s Hospital receives all money raised locally during CMN campaigns to support programs, patient care, equipment and research.

Sick and injured kids in our community can’t wait to get the care they need. And thanks to CMN, they don’t have to. The number of pediatric surgeries at UC Davis Children’s Hospital in FY 2024-2025.

CMN at UC Davis grants totaling $2,055,372 supported research, equipment, patient care and programs at UC Davis Children’s Hospital in 2025. To date, more than $57 million has been raised by CMN at UC Davis through the years. 100% of funds raised locally stay local.

From Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, Dairy Queen customers can round up their total to give back to UC Davis Children’s Hospital.

Visit Dairy Queen's website arrow_forward From Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, Panda Express associates will ask customers to support CMN member hospitals including UC Davis Children’s Hospital by rounding up their total purchase.

Visit Panda Express' website arrow_forward Credit union members can support UC Davis Children’s Hospital in many ways including employee giving and donating to display coin canisters in branches.

Visit Credit Unions for Kids' website arrow_forward More partner campaigns and events Ace Hardware Calendars, World's Finest Chocolate, Keys Program, etc. CU4Kids Year-Round Fundraising Dairy Queen Canister Campaign and Year-Round Round-Up Knight-Swift Transportation Employee Giving Love’s Travel Stops Air Pump Funds and Year-Round Round-Up Panda Express POS Campaign and Percentage Days Speedway Year-Round Register Fundraising Walmart Associate Fundraising Wild Bill's Tattoo-a-thon | February 28 Move For A Life Time | March 7 Sacramento Autorama | May 1 – 3 CMN “Play Yellow” Golf Tournament | October 8 – 9 KNCI "Country Cares for Kids" Radiothon | December 10 – 11 Learn more about our partners Your donations create miracles by funding medical care, research, equipment and education that saves and improves the lives of our children.

Please join us in helping children and families who need us. Every child deserves the hope and healing of children’s hospitals. Learn more about the impact of your donations Made possible by donations Lying still in an MRI machine can be hard for kids.

To make the process easier and more fun, our MRI goggles allow kids to watch their favorite movie during the procedure. Sick or injured kids can sometimes be afraid of visiting the hospital for treatment. Our facility dog program now has four dogs to help lessen a patient’s stress or pain.

When families can’t be at their baby’s bedside, they can still see their child on their cellphone or tablet, thanks to FamilyLink , our NICU webcams program. Put your money where the miracles are Donate to the Children's Miracle Network fund to support patient care, programs, equipment, and research for the children in our hospital.

Each year, Children’s Miracle Network (CMN) Hospitals identify “champions” in their local community to represent kids treated at their local children's hospital. Here are our miracle kids for 2024. Braylin was 3 years old when her kidneys started failing after contracting E.

coli. She was also diagnosed with end-stage renal disease and Type 1 diabetes. Play video with descriptive audio options.

Grace’s heart defect was diagnosed before she was even born. The prenatal diagnosis was double inlet left ventricle (DILV) with interrupted aortic arch. Read Grace’s story arrow_forward Matthew was still in his mother’s womb when his parents were told he had hydrops, a condition involving an accumulation of fluid in his chest which can lead to stillbirth.

Read Matthew’s story arrow_forward Days after birth, Harper went into heart failure. She was rushed to UC Davis Children’s Hospital where she was diagnosed with truncas arteriosis, a complex cardiac defect that must be repaired early in life. Read Harper’s story arrow_forward At two-months-old, Annabelle had an enlarged heart and was going into congestive heart failure.

She was diagnosed with a rare defect called aortopulmonary window and immediately had surgery. Read Annabelle’s story arrow_forward Isaac was a healthy baby, but as a toddler, he became lethargic, stopped wanting to eat and had recurring fevers. After tests, he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL).

Read Isaac’s story arrow_forward Children’s Miracle Network at UC Davis 4900 Broadway, Suite 1150 Get directions arrow_forward cmdominguez@health. ucdavis. edu Children’s Miracle Network (CMN) Grant applications are now available for FY 2026/2027 grant funding.

Learn more about grant applications arrow_forward Local businesses and Children’s Miracle Network corporate partners unite people in our region dedicated to helping kids. Learn more about our partners arrow_forward Ways to give and get involved UC Davis Children’s Hospital depends on the generosity of people like you. Learn more about ways to give arrow_forward