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Ride the Rainbow 2026 Raises $1.8M for Pediatric Patients
Ride the Rainbow 2026: A Legacy of Healing for the Future of Care, presented by Serpentini Auto Group, raised more than $1.8 million to support the vital work of UH Rainbow Babies & Children's.
Mia and Vivienne’s Story is Hope in Action
When Mia learned she was pregnant after years of infertility, a long-awaited dream was taking shape. But at the same time, a routine scan led to a diagnosis that changed everything: stage 3 Hodgkin lymphoma.
The Importance of Philanthropy in Healthcare
In a recent Crain’s Cleveland article, UH CEO Cliff A. Megerian, MD, FACS, Jane and Henry Meyer Chief Executive Officer Distinguished Chair, explains why philanthropy in healthcare matters now more than ever.
Dee and Jimmy Haslam Make $12.5 Million Transformational Investment in Blood Cancer Research and Treatments at University Hospitals
Benefiting patients worldwide, funding accelerates chronic lymphocytic leukemia research and rare cancer drug development through the Oxford-Harrington Rare Disease Centre and UH Seidman Cancer Center.
A Legacy of Giving and Vision: Dee Kleinman Strengthens Eye Care at UH
For nearly 50 years, Dee Kleinman has supported UH in countless ways, as both a volunteer and a philanthropist. In recognition of her exceptional treatment, she made a gift to establish the James & Dolores Kleinman Chair in Ophthalmology.
Grateful Family Gives Back to UH Rainbow
In 2023, Nash Finkler hit his head in a fall. He was rushed to UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s, where he was treated for a blood clot in the brain. Today, Nash is doing well. In recognition of his care, his family made a donation to UH Rainbow’s PICU.
Grateful Champions of Care, Brennan Family Supports UH Transplant Institute
The Brennan family’s gift accelerates UH transplant innovation and honors the care that Nancy Brennan received, while also highlighting her own life of service.
Christine’s Way to Healing Supports UH Neurological Institute’s Peripheral Nerve Surgery Center
How one woman’s vivacity and care for others will now help patients facing a rare muscle disease.