Children's Miracle Network is the alliance of premier children's hospitals. Every year, Children's Miracle Network hospitals treat 17 million children for
every disease and injury imaginable. Children's Miracle Network hospitals impact the lives
of more children than any other children's organization in the world. Children's hospitals
provide state-of-the-art care, life-saving research and preventative education for
children 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. There is a Children's Miracle Network hospital
dedicated to serving children in every community across the United States and Canada.
These hospitals are committed to providing the best care for children when they need it.
The support of Children's Miracle Network helps ensure that children have the specialized
care they need and deserve.
Children need the specialized care and equipment only children’s hospitals can
provide. Children's Miracle Network hospitals:
Provide $2.5 billion in charity (uncompensated) care each year
Treat 98% of all children needing heart or lung transplants
Treat 88% of all children with cancer
Treat 76% of all children with cystic fibrosis
Treat 90% of all children with sickle cell anemia
Treat 72% of all children with pediatric AIDS
Devote 60% of their services to children under age six and 25% to newborns
Train 60% of pediatricians and 80% of all pediatric specialists
Educate families about issues like child safety seats, helmet safety and bike safety
The Alpha Pi Chapter hosted the first Hike for HOPE in
October 17, 1971 to raise money for Project HOPE, an international philantropy supported
by Phi Mu Fraternity. The chapter raised $12,500 for its efforts. This successful project
became the prototype for many others across the country.
Over the years, the Chapter has hosted many events raising money for both Project Hope
and CMN Champions, including Rockathon and the All Greek Feud. The Chapter continues to
raise money for CMN Champions which benefit the Texas Children's Hospital in Houston.
To learn more about Children's Miracle Network, visit their site at
http://www.cmn.org.
*information about CMN from CMN website at
www.cmn.org.