Child Life Specialist, Kathleen Odinga with Faith Pringle, Gary, Ind.
Riley’s Commitment to Donors
Gifts at all levels are needed and deeply appreciated by Riley Children’s Foundation. We respect the privacy of our donors and protect their information.
Responsibility
You have our commitment that your gift will be used as effectively as possible according to your specifications to help the many children who seek Riley services. While unrestricted gifts are most useful in meeting Riley’s needs, you may also designate your gift for Riley Hospital for Children, Camp Riley for Youth with Physical Disabilities or the James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home.
Privacy
We respect the requests of our donors who choose to remain anonymous. Riley Children’s Foundation is also committed to protecting your personal information. We do not sell or exchange mailing lists including your information.
At Riley Children’s Foundation we adhere to:
- All relevant points within the federal HIPAA law
- The Donor Bill of Rights
- The Association for Healthcare Philanthropy Statement of Professional Standards and Conduct
- State Nonprofit Disclosures
Website Security
As a general policy, no personal information is automatically collected from users of this Web site. However, certain non-personal information is recorded by the standard operation of the Riley Children’s Foundation Internet server and/or Internet server provider. Information such as the type of browser being used, your operating system and your domain name is gathered.
Personally identifiable information that may be collected from forms you voluntarily complete is kept confidential and secure.
This site has security measures in place to protect the loss, misuse and alteration of the information under our control. All forms that collect information from you use the SSL (Security Sockets Layer) protocol to provide privacy for the data flowing between your browser and the Riley Children’s Foundation Web site, www.RileyKids.org.
Contact Us
At any time you have the right to contact us with questions or concerns, or to request that you be removed from postal or electronic mailing lists.
In This Section
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Your Impact on the Riley Relief Fund June 2, 2020
We put out the call that Riley Hospital for Children needed help during the COVID pandemic and you answered. Find out how your donations impacted Riley kids, their families, and hospital staff.
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Nurses Week 2020 May 7, 2020
A heartfelt thank you to the nurses at Riley Hosptial for Children as we celebrate Nurses Week!
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Waiting for Two Miracles April 27, 2020
Riley mom Amie Hastings lost her job due to the coronavirus pandemic. Your donations to the Riley Relief Fund provides emergency assistance to Riley families during the coronavirus crisis. It also supports Riley program and team member needs, and gives doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals flexibility as they respond to the evolving healthcare crisis.
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Happy Birthday, Teddy! April 16, 2020
Riley kid Giancarlo "Teddy" Gomez celebrates his eighth birthday at Riley Hospital for Children. Please join us in wishing him a Happy Birthday!
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A Piece of Riley June 27, 2019
I am the Riley Wagon. I mean a lot of things to different people. I'm also a way for donors, like the Burr family, to give back to Riley Hospital for Children.
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Be the Star You Are May 22, 2019
Check out this behind the scenes look at the 2019 Riley Cancer Center Prom.
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Meet Rowan Breyts March 19, 2019
A baby dies in Indiana about every 14 hours. Rowan Breyts was not one of them. However, he came dangerously close.
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Christian's Research Story December 19, 2018
Learn how Riley research helped save Christian Daugherty's life.
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Kennedy's Story: How Family Support Helps December 19, 2018
Watch the Strayer Family's story about their Riley journey.
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Be the Hope NOW: The Campaign for Kids December 19, 2018
We have launched a $175 million campaign for Riley Hospital to save kids’ lives through three high-priority programs.
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