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Light the Way

to a brighter holiday for kids

Light the Way is Rady Children’s annual holiday initiative to bring joy to our patients and provide critical funding to the Hospital.

Be a hero for kids this holiday season by giving to Rady Children’s during our annual Light the Way campaign. Your gift makes possible best-in-class care and leading-edge research found only at Rady Children's.

From simple acts of giving back to special celebrations in the community, YOU can help Light the Way for Rady Children's patients.

Help us reach our goal

 
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Top Individuals

Top Individuals
1
Ashley Toolan
$365.00
2
Carly Test
$150.00
3
Shelley Test
$10.00
4
KP Test
$0.00
5
Shazia Amin
$0.00
6
Cassie Scott
$0.00
7
Shazia Amin
$0.00

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Why Light the Way?

Each year, Rady Children’s partners with the community to bring magic and cheer to kids and families that must spend their holidays in the hospital. We rely on generous donations from our neighbors to fund events, decorations, toys and parent-child bonding experiences throughout the season.

Join us as we Light the Way to brighter holidays for kids.

Timeline

Today: Light the Way fundraising campaign begins—start a new team, join a team or register as an individual to start fundraising!

November 21: Rady Children’s Ice Rink opens

November 27: Liberty Station Tree Lighting at Rady Children's Ice Rink

December 26: Menorah Lighting at Rady Children's Ice Rink

December 2: Gulls Night at Rady Children’s Ice Rink

January 5: Rady Children’s Ice Rink closes

January 31: Light the Way fundraising campaign ends

Other fun seasonal activities enjoyed by patients and families include a holiday book and toy store, Santa toy event and dazzling parade of lights hosted by local firefighters, police and other community organizations to light up the night for kids in the Hospital. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, these events are limited to patients and their families.