When patients and families arrive at M Health Fairview Masonic Children’s Hospital, they quickly realize they are not alone on their medical journey.

They are surrounded by compassionate caregivers and brilliant researchers who have dedicated their lives to improving children’s health. But they also have the support of an entire community of champions who have devoted time, energy, and resources to make the hospital a place of hope, healing, and yes, even happiness.

Look in any direction and you’ll likely see a space that carries the name of one of these champions. From Kyle Rudolph’s End Zone and the Wilf Family Center, to the Blythe Brenden Children’s Clinical Research Center and the Thompson Healing Garden, the hospital is full of places thoughtfully designed with children’s well-being in mind.

“Masonic Children’s Hospital wouldn’t be what it is without our passionate supporters,” says Sameer Gupta, MD, the hospital’s vice president of medical affairs. “They’ve helped us create so many special places throughout our hospital—places where children can receive world-class care, where researchers can pursue life-changing discoveries, and where kids can just be kids.”

Take a look inside.

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