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                          Miracle Ride 2010

 
 Planning for the 2010 Miracle Ride is underway!   Please mark your calendars for Sunday, April 25, 2010.

We would like to have the same ride that we did for 2009, with no highway riding, all on scenic backroads, with High Meadow Resort as our end-site.

So mark your calendars, and don't forget to check back on this site for more information

 

We have a new and very exciting way that you can help us reach our goal this year. Click here to create your own fund-raising page with your own personal goal. You can then send that out to your family and friends asking them to help you help the kids at Connecticut Children's Medical Center. It's a really easy and fun way to help give children the care they deserve.


 
Thank you all for your generosity and support. Here is a look at what we purchased with the  donations from the May 2008 ride.

This neonatal transport incubator provides state-of-the-art transportation of neonates in a safe and supportive environment. The infant is able to be monitored at all times for heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure and oxygenation. The infant is also able to receive respiratory assistance as needed; oxygen and ventilator support all within the same unit. This unit can support the most critical baby in transport to the operating room, radiology or transfer to another floor ~ anywhere that infant needs to go. It is an essential piece of equipment in our NICU, especially as we grow and serve a growing population of babies with complex needs and diagnoses.


 
 
Since 1996, the Miracle Ride benefited the kids of CCMC 
Proceeds from the Miracle Ride go DIRECTLY toward much needed medical equipment at Connecticut Children's Medical Center.

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