Birmingham, AL – The idea of spending the holiday season in a hospital difficult for everyone but it’s especially difficult for children. This year, you can make this Halloween memorable for the children of Children’s of Alabama by sending them a thoughtful gift card.
The campaign runs until October 30th 2023, this heart-warming initiative allows you to deliver free Halloween-themed greeting cards to children in hospitals. To participate, simply visit www.give.childrensal.org/Halloween, where you can select one of three delightful card designs. Staff at the hospital will take charge for the distribution and printing of the cards, ensuring that they reach young patients on Tuesday, October 31.
The initiative is supported by Protective Life Corporation. Protective Life Corporation, which has been a sponsor of Halloween activities in the Children’s of Alabama for the last nine years. The drive for cards provides the chance for people from the community to gather and make smiles on children’s faces during an era when hospital visits is not as frequent.
It’s important to remember that, although the hospital is grateful for the gestures of kindness but they are not able to accept donations in person such as food/candy, toys and toys that portray violence, religious objects or crocheted items or even homemade items for the patients.
For more information about supporting and donating to patients at Children’s of Alabama, you can visit their website at www.childrensal.org/foundation.
Children’s of Alabama, serving the community since 1911 is a reliable service provider of medically specialized care for children who are in need. They provide a range of services that include outpatient, inpatient primary and inpatient care all across Central Alabama. They are renowned for their dedication to excellence The hospital has been repeatedly ranked by the top children’s hospitals across the country according to U.S. News & World Report. Children’s Hospital treats patients not only from all counties of Alabama as well as from almost every state. As a private, not-for profit health center, it has an important role as the hospital that teaches UAB. University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) providing pediatric surgery, pediatric medicine and psychiatry, as well as research as well as residency and research programs. The medical staff includes UAB faculty as well as Children’s full-time doctors as well as private-practicing community doctors.
