Every child counts, every family matters, every day. This conviction lies at the heart of The Children’s Health Fund’s (CHF) work and unites its supporters.
Please click here to learn about the ways to give.
CHF’s programs are sustained by the vision, generosity and caring of individuals, corporations and foundations. The CHF family of supporters includes volunteers; advocates; corporate leaders coming together to impact policy discussions about health access for children; and friends making financial contributions.
The ways to help are many, the reason simple: Every child needs a doctor. Every child deserves a medical home. Please click the appropriate selection below to learn more about how you can get involved.
 Your support enables our dedicated teams to provide top-quality and comprehensive care for underserved children. Learn more about the ways you can give.
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You can show your support by attending one of CHF’s events. 2007 is CHF's 20th Anniversary Year. Click here for more information on all of the special events planned for this significant Anniversary year. On May 30, 2007, CHF hosted its 20th Anniversary Gala honoring Robert Essner, Chairman of Wyeth, Christian W.E. Haub, Executive Chairman, The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company and President Bill Clinton. Entertainment was by Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez. For more information about CHF's 2007 Gala, click here. |
Corporations and Foundations invest in CHF's mission in a variety of ways, from core philanthropic partnerships to cause-marketing campaigns. Employee Involvement: Corporate employees can support CHF through e-philanthropy campaigns, matching gift programs, and individual giving drives. Volunteer opportunities exist at selected CHF Projects for employees of current funding partners. |
Now you can help be a voice for the millions of children in the United States who don't have the health care they need and deserve. Click here to visit CHF's Advocacy Action Center that allows you to join CHF in directly reaching out to lawmakers on issues that affect children in your community. |
