Support Miracles at Muma!

This holiday season, Miracles at Muma is a holiday campaign that brings hope, comfort and joy to children receiving care at Muma Children's Hospital at TGH. Funds raised through Miracles at Muma support the Child Life Fund, which helps provide toys, activity kits, video games, arts and crafts supplies and other resources that make a hospital stay a little easier for pediatric patients and their families.

For many children spending the holidays in the hospital, these simple things can make a world of difference. They provide comfort during difficult days, create moments of normalcy, and remind kids that they are still kids, no matter what challenges they are facing. 

"My family never expected to need a hospital like TGH. We never imagined needing a helicopter, a neurosurgeon, an ICU team, months of rehabilitation, or people who would fight alongside us when we were terrified about what came next.Your gift helps make sure those doctors, nurses, therapists, Child Life specialists and support teams can continue providing extraordinary care and creating moments of comfort, joy, and hope for children who need it most. You are helping give families like mine something incredibly precious during their darkest moments: Hope.

Thank you for supporting Miracles at Muma and Muma Children's Hospital at TGH. Because of your generosity, children like me can keep writing our stories, and families facing the unimaginable can find strength, comfort and hope when they need it most." 

- Muma Children's Hospital Grateful Patient, Caddie, pictured above with Dr. Siviero Agazzi and her mom, Kilene 

Thanks to the generosity of matching donor Tristan Wirfs, Tampa Bay Buccaneers Team Captain, your gift will be MATCHED DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR up to $25,000!

Together, we can raise an additional $25,000 from our TGH community to spread joy and hope to our pediatric patients this holiday season. 

Your gift will bring warmth and cheer to the lives of children who need it most. Thank you for helping make the holidays brighter for the patients at Muma Children’s Hospital.