Riley Children's Foundation

• Providing essential funding for medical care and treatments for children in need.
• Offering emotional and social support services to families navigating tough times.

The Riley Children's Foundation is committed to improving the health and well-being of Indiana's children through our philanthropic leadership in support of Riley Hospital for Children and its research programs, Camp Riley, and the James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home.


Hello! Join Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity for our annual Get On The Ball Event, benefitting Riley’s Children’s Hospital. Look for us on campus as we roll around a 12-foot beach ball looking to get signatures, donations, and good times along the way. Donate now and help us make something positive happen in this world.

Andrew Kai came into this world a fighter, determined to grow and discover despite his diagnosis of Biliary Atresia at 9 weeks. During his 5 month fight, he brightened the world around him with his quick smile and loving, snuggly demeanor and he fought bravely to beat this disease until his very last breath. 

Many have asked how they can help lighten the load that his family is carrying in the days ahead. The family asks that in lieu of flowers or food, we honor and continue Andrew Kai’s fight through donations to the Riley Children’s Foundation in his name. 

 

More information about Riley Children's Foundation: The Riley Children's Foundation is committed to improving the health and well-being of Indiana's children through our philanthropic leadership in support of Riley Hospital for Children and its research programs, Camp Riley, and the James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home.

For George's first birthday on February 10, we want to raise enough money for the Riley Children's Foundation to get George's name on a wagon. We need your help to do this.

George is completely healthy, but Riley helped him through some early medical issues. When he was a week and a half old, he had his first trip to Riley. When he was 30 days old, he had surgery and spent a night in the ICU.

Although his issues were minor, other kids are facing much bigger battles. The care and treatment that these families receive at Riley Children's Hospital are phenomenal, but they come at a price. Help us make sure that Riley remains a state-of-the-art care provider that helps kids live long and healthy lives.

The cost to sponsor a wagon is $2,500. We (Tyler & Madeliene) and Gannett (Madeliene's employer) are each donating $500. George's grandparents will match your donation dollar-for-dollar up to $500. Therefore, (for the first  $500 in donations) every dollar you give is doubled! That means that we only need your help to raise $1,000. OK, enough math. (We'll also cover the GoFundMe fees.)

Our lives this year have been blessed beyond words. We have a sweet, funny, and curious George. Please consider helping us give back to a hospital that does so much for Hoosier families.

(And thank you to Gannett!)

George: 30 days old. The day after surgery at Riley

George now.

In loving memory of Andy Clemens, we graciously ask for donations to be made to Riley Children's Foundation in place of flowers. Andy had the most kind and generous heart. In his honor, all donations will be made to life-changing summer adventures for children with disabilities at Camp Riley.

• Expand mental health care services and recruit leading pediatric specialists.
• Accelerate groundbreaking research discoveries to improve treatment options.

• Expanding mental health care services for children in need.
• Recruiting top pediatric specialists to provide world-class expertise.