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Join us for the 22nd Annual Rainbow Radiothon, presented by Petitti Garden Centers on December 6, 2024.

Rainbow Radiothon

Tune in to Cleveland's Star 102 on Friday, December 6, 2024, from 6 a.m. - 7 p.m. for the 22nd Annual Rainbow Radiothon, presented by Petitti Garden Centers. Hosted by Jen and Tim from Cleveland's Star 102, the signature event brings to listeners remarkable stories of love, hope and compassion featuring UH Rainbow Babies & Children's young patients and the dedicated staff who care for them.

Children are tomorrow’s leaders, innovators and dreamers. Their health and well-being is a constant priority for our entire community and your generous support helps UH Rainbow change kids’ health to change the future, for all of us. Your gift through Rainbow Radiothon helps improve the quality and standard of care for kids – through clinical trials, new surgical technologies and devices, region-wide integration of services, community outreach, social support navigation and more.

UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s believes kids can thrive – and we are poised to help make that happen, because of you.

Make a gift or create your own fundraising page >

For more information, contact Samantha Strozewski at 216-844-0424 or Samantha.Strozewski@UHhospitals.org.

Interested in being a Rainbow Radiothon sponsor? Contact Abby Bruell at Abby.Bruell@UHhospitals.org.

Rainbow Radiothon

Featured Patients

Toddler Thrives After Receiving Kidney Transplant at UH Rainbow

Toddler Thrives After Receiving Kidney Transplant at UH Rainbow

UH Athletic Trainer Identifies Rare Condition in Teen Hockey Player

Early Diagnosis of Child's Hip Dysplasia is Key To Treatment Success

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UH Rainbow's Team Approach Helps Autistic Cancer Patient

Fetal Heart Intervention Corrects Heart Abnormality

UH Rainbow Program Helps Teen with Crohn’s Disease to Thrive

UH Rainbow Helps Children with Long COVID Recover

Healthy Baby.

UH Rainbow Provides Specialized Care for Infants with Heart Defects

UH Rainbow Treats Child with an Aorta the Size of a Pinhole

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Petitti Garden Centers