PHOENIX (AZFamily) — It’s Something Good when donors and volunteers come together to raise money for a worthy cause, benefitting Phoenix Children’s Hospital.
The hospital held its annual Give-A-Thon week, hosted by KTAR News 92.3 and Arizona Sports 98.7. This year, the event raised nearly $2.5 million. Communities across Arizona gathered during the week-long fundraiser to help support world class care for kids.
Officials say the radio-thon is a critical source of funding for the hospital’s greatest needs, such as supporting research, receiving state-of-the-art technology, recruiting lead physicians and implementing programs that make the hospital a comfortable environment for kids.
Donors had the option to make a monthly gift of $20 or a one-time gift of $240. In addition, a teddy bear was donated in their name to bring comfort and joy to children undergoing treatment. All proceeds will directly benefit the Phoenix Children’s Hope Fund.
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