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Thank you for your interest in raising funds for Children's Hospital Los Angeles! We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that relies on the generosity of community supporters like you to provide the highest quality health care for children each day. For more information about whom to contact and about how to run a successful event, please check our "Host an Event" page.

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