With your help, we’ve been making miracles happen for children at CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Health System since 1987. We’re proud to serve as the only Children’s Miracle Network (CMN) partner in Northeast Texas, strengthening care for kids across our region.
CMN unites communities to support local children’s health, and its model ensures that every dollar raised stays with the local CMN hospital. Thanks to generous community support, these contributions help enhance pediatric care and provide lifesaving equipment for the children we serve across our region. We’re grateful for our CMN donors who strengthen their own communities while contributing to a larger movement to improve the overall health of children.
When you give to CMN, you’re helping make miracles happen for kids by supporting vital pediatric care at CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances. Your gifts support local pediatric equipment, programs and services through:
To learn more about Children’s Miracle Network programs and giving opportunities, please call 903-606-3863 or email christina.mosier@christushealth.org.
Lilli Halifax, a 10-year-old born with the rare genetic condition Goltz syndrome, has faced years of tests and surgeries with unwavering curiosity and warmth that earned her the nickname “Silly Lilli.” Now pursuing her dream of launching a YouTube channel called “Lilli’s World,” she shows that nurturing a child’s spirit is just as important as meeting their medical needs.
Born on Thanksgiving 2015, Luna Belle Cruz spent years searching for answers to worsening symptoms until an emergency visit to CHRISTUS revealed Type 1 diabetes and diabetic ketoacidosis, leading to lifesaving care and education from the pediatric endocrinology team. Three years later, she manages her condition with confidence and lives a joyful life filled with cheerleading, theater and laughter, a testament to her family’s gratitude and her resilient spirit.
Kyla and Kaleb Hardy’s son, River, was born six weeks early through an emergency C-section and spent his first days in the level III NICU at CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital, supported by Children’s Miracle Network equipment. Now five years old and thriving after therapy for cerebral palsy, River is bright, playful and a testament to the strength of his family’s love.
Hannah Harlow spent her early years in constant pain from an undiagnosed genetic disorder until a CHRISTUS Trinity Clinic endocrinologist recognized the signs of XLH rickets, a rare condition that leaves bones brittle and weak. After beginning treatment at age two, she quickly transformed into a child who can run, jump and dance, embracing the joys of simply being a kid.
