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The Royal Children's Hospital Foundation is the fundraising arm of the hospital.

Each year, through generous community support, the Foundation invests in initiatives that work wonders for mroe than 100,000 sick kids throughout Queensland and beyond through:

• Medical research and research equipment: vital paediatric research that leads to faster diagnosis and better treatments for children with serious illness, injury or disease.
• Children's entertainment services: brightening the lives of patients and siblings through the Wonder Factory entertainment centre and bedside visits.
• Extensive volunteer services: the Foundation's friendly volunteers help patients and their families throughout the RCH, making their stay with us as easy and comfortable as possible.

Help us Work Wonders

There are many different ways you can help the Royal Children's Hospital Foundation - through donations, fundraising, a bequest, or volunteering. With your help we can ensure children, young people and their families have the best medical care and support services available.

For more details contact the Royal Children's Hospital Foundation on 07 3852 1199 or visit www.workingwonders.com.au