Every wish makes a difference this Christmas
This Christmas, children in hospital are not wishing for toys. These children are wishing to be home again with family, to cuddle their pets, to feel well again. Your support can help turn those wishes into hope.
Your generosity helps us fund activity kits, gift deliveries, food hampers and a photo with Santa to make Queensland Children’s Hospital a place of joy and comfort this Christmas.
Help make a wish come true for kids in hospital this Christmas. Donate today.
Support for kids like Archer
In 2023, seven-year-old Archer was the picture of health. But his life took an unexpected turn when he was diagnosed with b-cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) – the most common form of childhood cancer.
With no time to waste, Archer was admitted to Queensland Children’s Hospital where he would stay for up to five weeks at a time over the next two-and-a-half years for treatment.
Your generosity can make a Christmas wish come true for a kid too sick to be at home with their family.
Every child deserves to feel the wonder of Christmas, especially in hospital
$56 could help provide a Christmas activity pack to entertain children in hospital over the festive period
$75 could contribute towards essential costs for families whose child is in hospital over Christmas
$97 could help a family have a special photo opportunity with Santa in hospital
Write a wish for sick kids in hospital
Almost 4,000 children will receive life-saving care at Queensland Children’s Hospital this December. Their wishes are not for toys or games – their wishes are for comfort, for answers and for more time.
Here's how to download your Wish Tag:
• Download the below Wish Tag PDF
• Ensure your printer is set-up to actual size, not fit for print and you print double-sided on the short edge
• Cut out your Wish Tag using the dotted guidelines
• Write your wish for kids in hospital this Christmas and hang it on your tree!
The difference that shapes their world
Through supporting the Children’s Hospital Foundation, you can improve childhoods and ensure all children and young people have access to treatment - sooner.
