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Phoenix Children’s Hospital turns to new fundraising program

Nov 15, 2012, 8:17 AM | Updated: 8:17 am

PHOENIX — Phoenix Children’s Hospital is taking part in the inaugural crowd-funded hospital online gift catalog. It’s part of a national campaign led by Fundly, the world’s largest crowdfunding-for-good platform and the Children’s Miracle Network.

According to the hospital, through the fundraising program Give Miracles, individuals can purchase critically needed medical equipment and medical care for children at Phoenix Children’s Hospital.

“We’ve got the full array, from toys to multimillion dollar gifts and everything in between. Any gift is very much appreciated,” said Steve Schnall, a hospital spokesman.

Once donors choose their gift from the Give Miracles catalog, they will receive updates on how their gift is being utilized.

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Phoenix Children’s Hospital turns to new fundraising program