Rather than the traditional sit-down dinner, the Skagit Valley Hospital Foundation, in partnership with Il Granaio Italian restaurant in Mount Vernon, will offer a “to-go” benefit the week of February 22 to 28 for the annual Have a Heart for Kids Benefit Dinner. 

Participants may purchase $25 tickets through the Foundation that will serve as a $25-off of your meal with 100 percent of proceeds going to the Foundation’s Children’s Therapy Program fund.

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Update:

Mille Grazie!

Thank you! The Skagit Valley Hospital Foundation is grateful to donors who purchased Il Granaio “TO-GO” dinner vouchers and tulip bouquets at the 2021 Have a Heart for Kids fundraiser! Proceeds totaled $7,572 from this sell-out event that supports Skagit Regional Health’s Children’s Therapy Program.

From the Children’s Therapy Staff, "Our hearts are full!  Despite the current struggles, our community continues to support families in our program! 

Clinic update: We are open, fully staffed, and seeing children in hybrid virtual and in-person sessions. The new gym equipment purchased through last year’s Have a Heart for Kids fundraiser is enjoyed by everyone! Thank you again for your generosity and commitment to children!

The Foundation gives special thanks to new Il Granaio Italian Restaurant owner Bill Constantine and Richard and Jaynie Roozen/Washington Bulb Company for their generosity and help to us safely continue this beloved annual event. This 18-year tradition has raised more than $197,467 for the Children’s Therapy Program at Skagit Regional Health.

Skagit Regional Health’s Children’s Therapy Program is a clinically based, family-focused program providing one-on-one and small group physical, occupational and speech-language therapy to children with special needs. Services include family education and home programs. Therapists provide more than 600 treatments a month on average for young patients - infant to 18 years of age.