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Every year, Jeff Gordon's trip to race at Indianapolis includes a trip to Riley Hospital for Children and a bowling tournament to raise money for sick kids.
The Jeff Gordon Children's Foundation recently established the Jeff Gordon Children's Foundation Pediatric Cancer Research Fund at Riley Hospital for Children. The Jeff Gordon Children’s Foundation created a $1 million endowment to fund research conducted in partnership between Riley Hospital and the Wells Center for Pediatric Research at the Indiana University School of Medicine. The remaining $500,000 will address immediate research needs at Riley Hospital.
The endowment fund will provide vital resources for Riley Hospital/Indiana University School of Medicine researchers seeking to impact treatments, therapies and cures. Since its first gift in 2001, The Jeff Gordon Foundation has given Riley more than $1.58 million.
The Jeff Gordon Children’s Foundation and Riley Hospital for Children have a longstanding relationship built on mutual respect and honor. We are privileged to work with an amazing organization and will continue to support the efforts of Riley Hospital for Children in years to come.
About Riley Hospital for Children:
Riley Hospital for Children is Indiana's only comprehensive children's hospital, with pediatric specialists in every field of medicine and surgery. Riley Hospital for Children offers one of the nation's largest and most comprehensive outpatient care facilities for children, the world's largest pediatric sleep disorders center and one of the nation's three largest autism treatment centers
As Indiana’s first and only comprehensive pediatric hospital, Riley Hospital has more than 245,000 inpatient and outpatient pediatric visits annually from across the state, nation and the world. Riley Hospital’s relationship with Clarian Health and its strong affiliation with the Indiana University School of Medicine make it the only comprehensive pediatric clinical resource for Indiana’s children and a premiere source for health-related information for their patients.
