For generations, people in Hawaiʻi have supported Kapiʻolani Medical Center for Women & Children with gifts of time, talent and financial support. Your generosity helped it become a regional specialty medical center, with a reputation for exceptional family-centered patient care, close to home. Your contribution to the Kapiʻolani Health Foundation will enable Kapiʻolani Medical Center to continue providing exceptional care for Hawaiʻiʼs women and children.
Outright Gifts have an immediate, significant impact on hospital programs and services. You can make a donation today in several ways:
- Make A Gift Online: Make a secure online gift now using a credit card.
- Make A Recurring Gift Online: Provide ongoing support for Kapiʻolani Medical Center by making a recurring gift. Your regular gift, of any size, will be processed as a secure credit card transaction on the 10th day of each month. Recurring contributions are flexible and can be changed or cancelled at any time.
- Make A Gift By Mail: Download the Gift by mail form here and mail it to Kapiʻolani Health Foundation, 55 Merchant Street, Suite 2600, Honolulu, HI 96813.
- Make A Gift Of Stock: Download the Make a Gift of Stock form here. For information about transferring stock electronically, or for other information about making a gift of stock, please call (808) 535-7100.
- Make A Gift Of Real Estate Or Other Items: For information about making a gift of real estate or other items that can be beneficial to both the donor and Kapiʻolani Medical Center, please call (808) 535-7100
Kapiʻolani Childrenʼs Miracle Network
Kapiʻolani Childrens Miracle Network has raised more than $8 million for Hawaiʻiʼs keiki since 1984. To learn more about the Kapiʻolani Childrenʼs Miracle Network click here.
Include Kapiʻolani in your will or trust.
Many people choose to include Kapiʻolani Medical Center for Women & Children in their estate plans by making a Planned Gift through the Kapiʻolani Health Foundation. To learn more about joining the Legacy Society click here.
Read other Patient Stories:
Haezʼs Story
On Oct. 11, 2008, Caley went into pre-term labor. At just 31 weeks pregnant, she would need the kind of specialized care that only Kapiʻolani Medical Center for Women & Children can provide.
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Keeganʼs Story
When youʼve undergone three open-heart surgeries, 13 interventional catheterizations, and had one pacemaker placed – all in less than a decade, you might find it hard to smile.
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Faithʼs Story
Faithʼs mom is a nurse at Kapiʻolani Medical Center for Women & Children. She has congratulated many proud new parents in the hallways. But on October 27, 2008, it was her turn.
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Aidanʼs Story
One Saturday morning, 4-year-old Aidan was running a low-grade fever. Things quickly got worse. He passed out in his motherʼs arms, and was rushed to Kapiʻolani Medical Center for Women & Children.
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Taylorʼs Story
Her little girl was “super” athletic: gymnastics, hula, surfing with her dad every weekend. Sheʼd never been really sick, either. But on May 8, 2008, Jayme found out why her daughter, Taylor, was running a high fever.
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Jayremiahʼs Story
Jayremiah was born on July 4, three months premature, and profoundly deaf. Even the strongest hearing aids did not give him any benefit.
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