Teachers, students and volunteers made 100 fleece blankets for patients
Teachers and students from Crooked Lake Elementary and 30 volunteers made 100 fleece blankets for patients in our hospitals and one of their dear friends battling cancer.
Mighty Blog
The Mighty Blog features stories from around Children’s Minnesota, as well as health and wellness information for raising healthy kids.
Walk for Amazing with Team Blake
Join Team Blake in raising funds for Children’s programs at Walk for Amazing on June 22 at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Overcoming obstacles: Ethen’s journey with speech therapy
Despite hitting all other milestones, Ethen had difficulty with speech and was later diagnosed with a motor speech disorder, apraxia. Read more about his growth journey with Children's speech-language pathologists.
Injury prevention: Simple tips for playground and bicycle safety
Get simple tips for playground and bicycle safety for the summer from Dr. Gigi Chawla.
Advice for families in the NICU and friends who want to support
Hannah Hill shares tips for families in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and friends that want to support during that difficult time.
Children’s Minnesota recently celebrated National Police Week
Children's Minnesota honored police officers across the nation—as well as our own—by celebrating National Police Week (May 12-18), as well as Peace Officers Memorial Day on May 15.
Introducing the newly named Harper Family Foundation’s Cancer and Blood Disorders Clinic
On May 24, the Harper Family Foundation trustees and their extended family celebrated the official naming of the Harper Family Foundation Cancer and Blood Disorders Clinic.
Why I Walk for Amazing: Stella and Nora
With two health-affected kids, Stella and Nora, the Yanisch family is gearing up to participate in the second annual Walk for Amazing to be inspired and find community.
Resilience in the face of sudden trauma
Westen was coming back from his hockey game with his mom Danielle and older sister Cierra when a drunk driver crashed into them in February 2018. Neither Westen nor Danielle remember the details of the crash, but the aftermath is hard to forget.
Children’s Minnesota nurses receive awards from colleagues and patient families
Many nurses and employees throughout our organization came together to support their colleagues as they were presented with awards for their exceptional service and patient care.