Since 1998, Hawaii’s credit unions raised $1,558,333 for Kapiolani Children's Miracle Network
Children are precious gifts and represent our hope for the future. Even those who don’t have kids are “aunty” or “uncle” to these little ones, whether related or not.
Since 1998, Hawaii credit unions have come together to support Kapiolani Children’s Miracle Network. Under a national initiative called Credit Unions for Kids, Hawaii credit unions large and small have united to raise funds for Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children—Hawaii’s only Children’s Miracle Network Hospital.
Kapiolani Fast Facts
Since 1998, Hawaii credit unions have come together to support Kapiolani Children’s Miracle Network. Under a national initiative called Credit Unions for Kids, Hawaii credit unions large and small have united to raise funds for Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children—Hawaii’s only Children’s Miracle Network Hospital.
Kapiolani Fast Facts
- Kapiolani Medical Center is Hawaii’s only CMN Hospital
- 6,200 babies are born each year at Kapiolani Medical Center
- Over 950 newborn babies spend at least one night in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) away from their families
- For infants born weighing under 3.3lbs, the average stay in the NICU is 75.9 days
- Diamond Head Tower opened July 2016 with 70 private NICU rooms
- More than 45,000 families rush their loved ones to Hawaii’s only Emergency Room staffed with Pediatric Emergency Specialists
- Each year, the Transport Team provides critical medical transport to Kapiolani by air and ambulance for 3,538 infants and children