Cochlear implants give Elijah new life
Elijah was born deaf, but technology gives him the power to hear the world around him.
#AmazingIs Stories
When you see Amazing, it changes you. We see Amazing every day in the kids and families we serve. Read some of their stories here.
Minneapolis girls see marathon as chance to help others
Members of the Team Superstars charity endurance team aren’t the only ones to use the Twin Cities Marathon as a chance to give back to the kids of Children’s Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota. A pair of Minneapolis girls found a blister-free way to make an impact on race day.
Lucia’s joy
Lucia has been a primary care patient at Children’s Minnesota ever since moving to Minneapolis from Guatemala at 9 months old.
Born prematurely, Sam defies odds to go home
Young Sam has been through a multitude of challenges and undergone more surgeries and procedures than most people do in their entire life.
Vito’s superhero spirit
Vito has spent most of his two years of life battling brain cancer at Children’s Minnesota while donning his signature superhero capes. Through difficult times, he teaches his family to always laugh and cherish the little things in life.
Diagnosed with cancer as infant, 2-year-old Aili surviving, thriving
Aili Kleven was diagnosed with stage 3 intermediate-risk neuroblastoma.
A’rrington’s resilient heart
A’rringTon was born with a rare heart condition and spent much of his first year of life at Children’s Minnesota.
Minnesota boy adopted from China born with ‘beautifully created, imperfect heart’
Tovin Kainz, 4, was born with tetralogy of Fallot, a congenital heart defect.
Cancer survivor uses wish to serve food to others
Lucas Hobbs, 12, of Eagan, and four food trucks fed patients, families and staff at Children's – Minneapolis.
3-year-old donates birthday money to Children’s
Meet Vienna, who opted to donate money over receiving presents for her birthday.