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Precious Steps in Time gives you, your loved ones and friends a special opportunity to honor your child's birth. For a contribution of $250 to the Foundation, your baby's footprint will be etched on a beautiful silver medallion and displayed on a wall at one of our Family Maternity Centers. The medallion will display your child's footprint, name and birth date. A second medallion is forwarded to you as a special keepsake.

Arts for Life provides daily visual art, music, photography and creative writing lessons as well as support groups to children, adolescents and young adults battling cancer, life-threatening diseases and other disabilities.

Our staff of skilled behavioral health professionals is committed to providing personalized and compassionate care. We work with various agencies in the community to meet our patients' physical, spiritual and emotional needs.

Blume patients benefit from a comprehensive approach to the treatment of both blood disorders and cancer. Compassionate care blends with the latest in medical technology to make a real difference in the lives of children. We offer support programs and services that address the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of children and family members.

The Zach Ramsey Children's Cancer Fund assists families whose children are undergoing cancer treatment at Presbyterian Blume Pediatric Hematology and Oncology Clinic. Funds are used to help families meet medical and miscellaneous expenses.

Presbyterian Hospital is the first hospital in the region to have a dedicated Children's Emergency Department. Because children have unique needs, the Children's Emergency Department at Presbyterian is designed and equipped exclusively for them.

The Hemby Cup is an annual fundraising hockey game that benefits the children at Presbyterian Hemby Children's Hospital. It allows the children a day to forget about their treatments, rehabilitation, and medicines and just have fun!

Each year, nearly 150 area golfers tee off at the Presbyterian Hemby Golf Classic. Proceeds from the tournament go to benefit the patients of Presbyterian Hemby Children's Hospital. In addition to making a gift, you may volunteer to help with special projects.

Established by Carolina Neonatology Associates, PA, this fund provides continuing education opportunities for the Neonatal Nurse Practitioner.

"Fit for Motion" teaches participants how to be healthy leaders through a four-week health and wellness education workshop hosted at the Presbyterian Center for Preventive Cardiology.