Kapiolani Medical Center radiothon aims to raise $1M for Hawaii's kids
Kapiolani Medical Center's annual radiothon for kids is underway, a positive story for Hawaii families who rely on the hospital for care they can't get anywhere else.
- The radiothon, now in its 20th year, aims to raise more than $1 million in a short window.
- Donations made during certain hours are doubled or tripled by community sponsors.
- More than 50 local sponsors and partners are backing the drive.
- Kapiolani is Hawaii's only Children's Miracle Network hospital, so all money raised stays local and helps kids across the Pacific.
- Past radiothons paid for incubators for the smallest babies, rehab tricycles, and advanced scanners that give doctors faster, sharper images of sick children.
Outlook: The drive continues for a limited time, with donations accepted through kitv.com and by phone.