We are seeking extra hands to assist with a variety of projects at the HGF Office such as assembling welcome baskets for new patients and families, preparing engaging activities and program materials for patients/siblings, organizing inventory as it is received for special projects. We are also in need of volunteers in the BMTU at Texas Children's Hospital. A few of the rewarding activities include making new patient welcome basket deliveries, picking up/delivering warm lunches, shopping for groceries, or assisting in the family room, activities area and play room. To find out about individual, group, business or faith community volunteer opportunities, complete our Interest and Application Form or email info@hisgracefoundation.org/.

Below is an interview from Texas Children's Hospital that was conducted with the Chief and Associate Chief of the Cell Therapy and Bone Marrow Transplant Program featuring (L-R) Drs. Caridad (Cary) Martinez and David Steffin, at Texas Children’s Cancer and Hematology Center. Read More

His Grace Foundation’s newsletters are a great way to keep up with our uplifting programs and activities that provide care, comfort, and support to critically ill children and their families during their stay in the Bone Marrow Transplant Unit at Texas Children’s Hospital. Read More

His Grace Foundation’s newsletters are a great way to keep up with our uplifting programs and activities that provide care, comfort, and support to critically ill children and their families during their stay in the Bone Marrow Transplant Unit at Texas Children’s Hospital. Read More

His Grace Foundation’s newsletters are a great way to keep up with our uplifting programs and activities that provide care, comfort, and support to critically ill children and their families during their stay in the Bone Marrow Transplant Unit at Texas Children’s Hospital. Read More

It is a time to: Acknowledge the thousands of children and their families who are dealing with a pediatric cancer diagnosis. Raise awareness about the reality of childhood cancers. Volunteer with us to organize our toy inventory, represent HGF at local events, assist in the family room, activities area, and playroom, or deliver Welcome Baskets to Texas Children's Hospital.  

When Kynadi was just two weeks old, doctors became concerned. Kynadi appeared to have Sickle Cell Anemia, an inherited condition in which the body lacks sufficient healthy red blood cells to ensure enough oxygen. Rather than being whole and round, sickle cells shrink and curve like tiny moons — like sickles. But how could Kynadi have Sickle Cell Anemia? Read More

His Grace Foundation’s newsletters are a great way to keep up with our uplifting programs and activities that provide care, comfort, and support to critically ill children and their families during their stay in the Bone Marrow Transplant Unit at Texas Children’s Hospital. Read More

Amazon Prime Day is July 16th and 17th. It is the biggest summer giving opportunity where you can support programs at His Grace Foundation that uplift critically ill children and their parents/caregivers during their hospital stay for a bone marrow transplant. During Prime Days, many vital care and comfort items, enrichment activities, and toys are discounted to allow your contribution to reach more patients and families. Shop the Wishlist! For questions, email us at sarah@hisgracefoundation.org.

Thank you for your interest in His Grace Foundation (HGF) and our commitment to the patients, families, and caregivers in the Bone Marrow Transplant Unit at Texas Children’s Hospital. As you review our 2023 Impact Report, we hope you feel pride in the work of HGF and our promise to uplift and normalize the lives of seriously ill young patients and alleviate some of the physical, emotional and financial burdens incurred by families and caregivers along their child's life-threatening healthcare journey. We appreciate your support and hope for healing.