Ways to Give
Thank you for considering a gift to Texas Children's Cancer and Hematology Centers. Whether you make a donation to research, in honor of a patient, or for a specific cause, all of us at Texas Children's Cancer and Hematology Centers, especially our young patients, welcome and appreciate your involvement and support. Every gift makes a difference!
Donate Online
Your support of our pediatric cancer and blood disease center helps move us one step closer to our goal of curing all forms of childhood cancer and childhood blood disorders.
Donate by Mail or Phone
To make a donation by phone, please call the Office of Philanthropy at (832) 824-6806.
If you would like to mail us your gift, please download this form, print, fill out, and send to this address:
Texas Children's Hospital
Office of Philanthropy
Suite 5214
P.O. Box 300630
Houston, TX
77230-0630
Other Ways You Can Help
Donate Toys, Art Supplies, or Personal Items
Volunteer in our inpatient unit, become a Periwinkle Arts in Medicine volunteer, or volunteer at VCCC in McAllen, TX
Annual and Upcoming Events
Propose an Event
Support our Scholars of Excellence
Make a splash on Facebook or Twitter
Discover a charity or foundation that supports us
Contact Us
For more information about options for donating, fundraising, or other ways to give, please contact:
For Texas Children's Hospital (Houston, TX)
Lisa McCoy
Director of Donor Relations
Cancer and Hematology Centers, Texas Children's Hospital
832-822-4725
lkmccoy@texaschildrens.org
Diana Gross
Assistant Director, Major Gifts, Texas Children's Hospital
832-824-2136
dlgross@texaschildrens.org
Margie Webb
Philanthropy Advisor, Major Gifts, Texas Children's Hospital
832-824-6990
mmmcgreg@texaschildrens.org
For Vannie Cook Clinic (McAllen, TX)
Victoria Martinez Guerra
Sr. Development Associate, Vannie Cook Clinic
(832) 828-1705 or (956) 661-9840
vamartin@texaschildrens.org
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