Cincinnati Children’s gets record $36M donation

Cincinnati Children’s has received the largest donation in its history, a $36 million gift from a Cincinnati-based foundation, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer.

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The gift, from Convalescent Hospital for Children, will be used to improve mental healthcare for children and teens.

The gift will be used to help fund construction of a five-story inpatient behavioral health facility for Cincinnati Children’s College Hill campus, which sits in a suburb of Cincinnati.

About $6 million of the donation will support other mental health programs and services.

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