We are proud to recognize Adopt-A-Room sponsors with the following benefits:

• Signage in a high-traffic area with your name and adopted room, which will be seen by thousands of visitors each year.
• Recognition on our website.
• House photos, information and logo (pending approval) to include
  in your newsletters or public relations materials.
• First right of renewal each year.

Adopt one of our 33 standard guest rooms for a $1,000 annual sponsorship. Your sponsorship supports a hotel-style guest room with private bath for families throughout the year. While staying at the House families have access to regular meals, pantry items, laundry facilities, play areas, comfortable common spaces, transportation to and from the hospital, as well as support from staff and volunteers.

Adopt one of our 12 long-term suites for a $2,500 annual sponsorship. Your sponsorship supports larger, more private accommodations for families that anticipate being at the House for longer than three weeks. Families not only receive larger guest rooms, but access to a semi-private living room and more kitchen storage for personal food, while enjoying all of the other amenities the House provides. These suites give families a deeper sense of normalcy as they live day-to-day at the House for an extended period of time.

Adopt one of our seven specialty two-bedroom apartments used by transplant families for a $5,000 annual sponsorship. Your sponsorship supports a fully furnished two-bedroom apartment for guests to utilize while they complete treatment following a transplant. Transplant patients are immunocompromised and require more secluded living quarters to recover. Apartments include a private living room, kitchen, bath and two guest bedrooms.

Adopt one of our two community kitchen spaces for a $10,000 annual sponsorship. Each year we serve over 500 meals to families who call the House their home while caring for their seriously ill or injured child. Each communal kitchen is open 24-hours a day and is fully stocked with staple food items, snacks and coffee for families to access throughout their stay. Each kitchen is equipped with a pantry for families to store their own groceries, in addition to at least one meal a day that the House provides. The kitchen is a place where families naturally connect to one another and find support over shared experiences.