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Make March Matter with a gift to the Children's Fund. Your gift today
will be MATCHED dollar for dollar-up to $20,000.
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MATCH MY GIFT.
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All parents dream about their child's important milestones in life.
The first time they eat chocolate cake with their hands on their first
birthday. The first time they're dropped off at kindergarten on the
first day of school. The first time they ride a bike down the street
without training wheels.
And here at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, we help ensure our
patients and their families reach important milestones more than
661,000 times a year. Today
John, you can Make March Matter and help create twice
as many milestones, thanks to a special match from our friends at
Alfred Coffee.
Make March Matter is our annual fundraising effort that brings the
community together to raise funds and awareness for children's health.
It's a wonderful way to support local businesses while helping kids
get healthier and stronger.
In
these final 72 hours of our Make March Matter campaign, every donation
of $10 or more to the Children's Fund will be matched dollar for
dollar-up to $20,000.
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Not only that, but every gift of $35 or more will provide a beanie to
a child in the hospital, thanks to our friends at the Los Angeles
Chargers!
When you give today, you're helping provide 2X the child-focused,
compassionate care, 2X the groundbreaking medical research and 2X the
lifesaving medical treatments for a child in need-a child like
Lennon.
MAKE MARCH MATTER.
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DOUBLE your impact with a gift that will make TWICE the life-changing
difference for sick and injured kids at Children's Hospital
Los Angeles.
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MATCH MY GIFT.
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Acute liver failure in children is a rare but life-threatening
condition. It can progress rapidly, causing the organ to shut down
over the course of a few weeks, or even days, and be fatal.
After she was admitted to Children's Hospital Los Angeles,
11-month-old Lennon's liver function was in sharp decline. The disease
was starting to affect other parts of her body, from her brain to the
kidneys. She needed a liver transplant immediately-or she might
not survive.
The journey from diagnosis to lifesaving transplant was filled with
highs and lows, but thanks to a team of experts at Children's Hospital
Los Angeles, Lennon, now 3, is thriving.
This year is an extra-special one for Lennon: It marked the first time
she was able to celebrate her birthday outside the hospital. And
today, John,
your gift goes TWICE as far to help
other kids reach important milestones too.
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MATCH MY GIFT.
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As a nonprofit hospital, we rely on members of the community like you
to help us provide the very best care for children in our community,
to cure disease and to save and change lives.
Donate to the Children's Fund
by midnight, March 31, and your gift of $10 or more will go 2X as far
to care for sick and injured kids.
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We are so grateful for all that you do to make a difference for our
patients and families at Children's Hospital Los Angeles.
Sincerely,
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Paul S. Viviano
President and Chief Executive Officer
Children's Hospital Los Angeles
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