Active and focused partners dedicated to children’s well-being.

Established in 2003, Children’s Hospital of Michigan Foundation is a Children’s Foundation initiative dedicated to advancing the health and wellness of the children of Michigan. Through funding and advocacy, the Foundation enables researchers and community organizations to identify and implement innovations capable of advancing children’s health.

The Children’s Hospital of Michigan Foundation is a committed partner with Children’s Hospital of Michigan supporting numerous programs, research efforts and education. The outcomes are a direct result of the combination of expertise and passion to help children by providing our partners with the resources to support child health advocacy and outreach, pediatric medical research and medical education.


Children’s Hospital of Michigan Foundation Funding Pillars
HISTORY

In 2011, the Detroit Medical Center was sold to Vanguard Health and became a for-profit entity; DMC was subsequently sold to Tenet Heath, a publicly traded, investor-owned corporation. The sale established the Children’s Hospital of Michigan Foundation as an independent public foundation, beginning with a financial base representing 120 years of philanthropy toward Children’s Hospital. The Children’s Hospital of Michigan Foundation remains loyal to the Children’s Hospital, funding programs, pediatric research and medical education that benefit those served by the hospital.


CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OF MICHIGAN

As the only pediatric hospital serving metropolitan Detroit and one of the top children’s facilities in the nation, Children’s remains a crucially important resource for the state, ensuring children the best possible care when they need it. Offering a broad range of primary and specialty pediatric clinical services, Children’s Hospital is dedicated to providing the highest quality of care to children, teens and young adults in a caring, efficient and family-centered environment. Children’s Hospital of Michigan also demonstrates significant commitments to research and to improving the health and well-being of all children and their communities.