GivingTuesday

GivingTuesday is a global day of giving!

December 2, 2025

Celebrated annually on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving, GivingTuesday celebrates giving back. One of the best ways to get involved is by helping others in your own community.

Over the last 10 years, hundreds of caring supporters have joined Dayton Children’s on Giving Tuesday, raising nearly half a million dollars to help sick and injured kids!

Join us all day on December 2 as we celebrate GivingTuesday and work together to do more so all kids thrive! Your gift to Dayton Children’s shows patients and their families how much you care AND has the power to change a child’s life – maybe even save a life!

3 ways to get involved:

  1. Donate
  2. Become a GivingTuesday fundraising champion
  3. Spread the word

Thanks to our partners at Boom Crate, all Giving Tuesday donations will be matched up to a total of $25,000, supporting our area of greatest need!

donate now

fundraise with us as a GivingTuesday champion

Join us as a GivingTuesday Champion to help fundraise for an area at Dayton Children’s that’s close to your heart. Start a team or join an existing team, and choose the fund you want to support. Don’t see it listed? Contact us for help!

Champions compete for awesome prizes, including an additional $1,000 to your chosen fund, gifts cards, Dayton Children’s swag, and more!

learn more and sign up

help spread the word

Join our Miracle Nation social media team and spread the word about all the great things happening at Dayton Children’s. If you’re looking for a quick and easy way to make a big difference for our patients and their families, this is the group for you!

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meet Ashley


giving changes things for kids

A year ago, Ashley was just 9 years old when a car hit and dragged her down a Dayton street. She was rushed to Dayton Children’s with devastating injuries. She would spend 10 days in a coma and a total of 50 days inpatient, undergoing dozens of operations to try to repair her damaged legs and body.

Ashley has a prosthetic leg now and is learning to walk with it, while still regaining use of her other leg. But despite this life-changing event, her spirit is strong and so is her smile. Ashley is grateful for her caregivers at Dayton Children’s, and for everyone who donates to help kids like her.

miracles matter

One of the best ways to keep up to date is to subscribe to our Miracles Matter monthly e-newsletter! We’ll send you a monthly email with patient stories, opportunities to get involved with the hospital, exciting news, and more!

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