[KRON4] Jabari and Charlie’s stories highlight the healing and joy provided at George Mark Children’s House, where children with terminal illnesses or severe medical challenges create precious memories through therapy and unique experiences.
[TED] With her pioneering spirit and tenacious nature, Dr. Kathy Hull recognized an unmet need in the provision of services to children with incurable medical conditions.
[KRON 4] It is baseball season, and Vicki Liviakis reports on a special Dine and Dish segment on KRON 4. Two San Francisco Giants players are trading their baseball uniforms for chef coats and firing up a pizza oven. It is all in support of a good cause. Watch the report here.
[San Leandro New] The SLTV crew interviewed Dr. Barbara Beach of the George Mark Children’s House to learn more about what this San Leandro facility does for children with terminal illnesses and their families
[CNN] Charles Daniel would live only two more years. It was time enough to change everything — and everyone
[CNN – Video] Charles Thompson was a troubled 13-year-old boy who finally found a home and family, but an illness cut his life short.
[KTVU News] A new beginning for George Mark Chidlren’s House. The House helped terminally ill chidlren until budget cut forced it to shut down. Tonight, it is back in business.
Dr. Kathy Hull, co-founder of George Mark Children’s House, received the Minerva Award and was honored Tuesday, October 27th at 5pm in Long Beach, CA.
[KTVU News] A place where Bay Area families turn during times of crisis has shut its doors.
The star signs an income participation agreement with the Children’s House. Part of the proceeds from the sale of “Eternally the Song” will directly benefit the George Mark Children’s House.
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