Coloring books/crayons, markers of all kinds.AA/AAA, C, D, 9-Volt, and 1.5-Volt batteries."Water weenie"** (plastic tube filled with gel available at Toys “R” Us).Xbox games rated “E” and non-violent “T”.CD walkmans (portable with headphones)**.Gift cards to: Best Buy, music chain stores, movies, book stores, fast food chains, Toys “R” Us, Bath & Body Works.Non-latex squeeze/squish balls (available at Toys “R” Us).Push button water games by Tomy (available at Play Matters).All board games (e.g., Guess Who, Connect 4, Trouble, Yahtzee, Sorry, etc.).Markers (all kinds: regular, stamp, glitter, etc.).Little People furniture/house/farm/animals.Dolls for boys and girls (culturally and racially diverse).Books with push buttons that make noise/sounds/music.All kinds of infant toys (e.g., sorting rings, telephones, pop up).Toys with light/sounds/music and/or movement**.Mobiles made of all plastic (musical and non-musical)**.Religious themed materials (books, toys, music).Please call the Child Life Department at 21 if you have any questions regarding this wish list. Please remember: due to our infection control policies and for the safety of all our patients, all items must be brand-new/never used. Double asterisks (**) indicate higher-need items. Approximately 65 percent of our patients are under age 3, and 20 percent are over age 12. More than 850 pediatric specialists, representing 30 medical and surgical specialties and subspecialties, are on staff at Rainbow and its 40 specialty care centers. UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital is one of the nation’s most renowned pediatric medical centers and serves as a principal referral center for Ohio and bordering states.
What You can Donate to the Child Life Department Below you'll find our wish lists for UH Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital and Hanna House. We are also in need of a variety of donations from waiting room items to toys for kids, and other hobby activities for both kids and adults. Thank you for your interest in helping University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center.
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