children's miracle network

Miracles come in all shapes and sizes, and one young Grand Blanc student is making them happen one glass of lemonade at a time to benefit Hurley Children's Hospital.

The Kettering University Esports team plans on gaming for 24 hours straight to raise money for Hurley Children's Hospital.

Max was born at Hurley Children's Hospital in Flint, and his family knows first hand about the miracles that happen at Hurley. You would never know it by looking at Max now, but he was in the NICU at Hurley Children's Hospital. Max was born premature, and had to be in the NICU for nearly 10 days after being born...

Hurley Children's Hospital has named Lydia Bollinger as the 20201 Children's Miracle Network Champion.

It's one thing to be a nurse at Hurley; it's another to find out that YOUR child is the one who needs treatment.

Can you imagine hearing that your child has a tumor that is TOO BIG to remove?

Imagine having to give birth to a baby girl...and then leaving her at the hospital for 79 days.

Like most miracle families, the Campbells never expected to "need" the services at Hurley Children's Hospital.

One of the most giving families in the Grand Blanc community has had their share of hardships.

Can you imagine, not just having ONE child with cancer, but TWO?

There are so many stories being shared about "Hurley Kids" during our radiothon, I thought I would share one more.

Two decades ago, childhood cancer would've been a death sentence, but in 2020. And not for Charlie Paraschos.