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Meet Our Donors
Generations of Care
A warm, caring spirit is immediately apparent in Sandy Czosnek, as is the calm demeanor of someone who raised 13 children.
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Looking Out for Kids
For M. Lucille Neff, kids come first. And just one of the many ways Lucy has been putting kids first is through her generous support of Children's Hospital of Wisconsin.
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He’s Not Heavy, He’s My Brother
The birth of twins makes a miraculous event twice as wonderful—and twice as scary for parents.
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Healing From Abuse by Helping Others
Mary's* husband was charming and witty, always up on the latest joke. It made him very popular in business. It also made him popular at the bar where he stopped every day after work.
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Gifts From the Heart
Talk to Dave and Marge Hamacher for just a few minutes and you'll immediately realize the kind of people they are.
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Mr. Lutz's Way
John Lutz made a difference in the lives of more than 1,000 children during his 35 years as a fourth- and fifth-grade teacher.
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A Family Affair
For Lora Gatzke, giving is in her blood--a trait that has been passed down through generations in her family.
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Tyler Kollross, Green Bay
Tyler was 19 months old when he first came to Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. A tumor had been discovered on his kidney, and he was flown by helicopter to Children's Hospital for treatment.
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Helping Children Through Research
You may already know that Children's Hospital of Wisconsin provides some of the best medical care for children in the country. What you may not realize is that doctors, nurses and scientists at Children's Hospital are working to find new ways to treat children's illnesses.
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Couple prepares to "pass the ball" through charitable gifts
For many people, charitable giving is a way to advance their personal priorities. Bill and Iris Miller of Mequon are no exception. They see their gifting and estate plans as a way to continue the passions they share: good health for children and adults, education, and conservation of natural resources. "We're getting ready to pass the ball," Bill said.
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Connections
It's funny, sometimes, how small the world feels. A chance meeting can reveal connections between people and places that aren't apparent on the surface. Maybe it's coincidence. Maybe it is as Oscar Kraft says it is: just "a goofy story."
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A Worthwhile Venture
"I like to feel worthwhile," says Alice O'Malley of Waukesha. The 93-year-old widow is engaged and active in her community, where she has lived most of her life. She volunteers several times a week at her local university library and spends time tending to her garden.
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Full Circle
"History repeats itself." Cliches like this permeate our language for a simple reason: in many cases, they're true. For Rolf and Gloria Dickson, history did repeat itself, and it is their mission to ensure that it continues for other families.
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Children's Hospital of Wisconsin Rated No. 3 in the Nation
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin has been rated the third best children's hospital in the nation by Child magazine.
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Lifetime of Caring for Children
Maybe it's because they both came from big families. Joe had 14 brothers and sisters, and Margaret had 9, including a baby sister who died in infancy. Or maybe it's because they never had children of their own, though they once considered adopting.
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2004 — A Year of Firsts
The Children's Hospital of Wisconsin Herma Heart Center is recognized as one of the leading pediatric heart programs in the nation. Still, hospital staff, researchers and physicians continue to work to improve heart care for children, and sometimes for adults, too.
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Kliegmans Carry on a Tradition of Giving
Bob and Sharon Kliegman both are offspring of immigrants, reared with the solid foundations of hard work, family and charity. Throughout their lives, they have instilled these same values in their own four children.
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