“Share the Hope” for Children’s Healthcare

Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, one of the largest pediatric health care systems in the country, expects more than 1,200 patients in their hospitals during the last two weeks of this year.

Children’s is partnering with the Verizon Foundation to launch the second annual “Share the Hope” campaign. This year’s video and digital sharing campaign, which encourages people to send supportive messages to patients who must spend their holidays in the hospital, launched on Nov. 9, on ShareWithChildrens.org.

The “Share the Hope” video, created by local advertising agency BKV, shows some of the inspiring faces of children who were treated at Children’s this year.  As viewers watch the heartfelt video, they are invited to submit an encouraging message for patients to read over the holidays.

Donations will also be accepted, with the initial contribution coming from the Verizon Foundation, who has pledged a gift of $3 per message up to $30,000.

“The messages the community sent our patients last season spread joy through the halls of our hospitals,” said Scott Hodoval, VP of Development at Children’s. “We want to provide that same message of hope to patients and families this year and look forward to surpassing the 8,000 messages we collected in 2011.”

Messages for the patients will be displayed on closed-circuit TVs throughout the hospital during the last two weeks of the year.

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