Light the Way

HELP US MAKE THE HOLIDAYS BRIGHTER

This holiday season, your kindness can be the light that helps children and families bravely facing illness or injury through their hardest days.

Light the Way is an invitation for our community to come together for Rady Children’s patients at this special time of year. It is also a celebration of the joy and hope felt by every child when the love and support of their community shines.

Every generous gift, no matter the amount, helps create a brighter future for a child on their journey to healing.

Support A Fundraiser Today

Your fundraising efforts and donations bring holiday magic to children in the hospital

Donate or sign up with your family, friends or company to fundraise today.

Fundraise

Raise money with your friends, family, company or group as part of our Light the Way campaign.

Donate

Kids in our community rely on your generosity to receive the best possible care this holiday season.

Toy Drive

Bring joy to kids in the hospital by starting a virtual toy drive! These funds will help provide toys that brighten the days of our young patients.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Boost your company’s visibility while supporting our community’s children and families by becoming a sponsor today.

Donate Today

Timeline

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

November 21: Rady Children’s Ice Rink opens

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

Dec. 11-12: Tune in to iHeart Rady Children’s Giveathon

Dec. 13-23: UTC Gift Wrap Storefront

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

January 5: Rady Children’s Ice Rink closes

January 31: Light the Way fundraising campaign ends

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 first responders and community organizations. Due to infection prevention standards, these events are limited to patient families.