We Get Thanks
Just some of the “Thank You” correspondence we receive
Over the years, the Leprechauns have received many letters and cards of thanks and gratitude from children, families and hospital staff—here are just a few, starting with the most recent.
A huge thank you to the Leprechaun Foundation
December 17, 2020
Once again, I am writing to share a huge thank you to the Leprechaun Foundation.
You made Christmas happen for ten families affected by Sickle Cell even with all the restrictions put in place due to COVID-19. I truly appreciate you providing all the gifts early this year in order to meet the hospital’s guidelines.
I appreciate everything you do for our families at Rainbow. I hope that you and yours have a wonderful holiday season.
Sincerely,
Amy Fink, LISW-S
Sickle Cell Social Worker
Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital
Special thanks from MetroHealth
May 18, 2020
We wanted to send a heartfelt thank you to The Leprechaun Foundation for your very generous donation of gift cards for pediatric patients and families at MetroHealth. During an especially tough time, your continued support is beyond appreciated.
Because of your thoughtfulness and commitment, pediatric patients and families that need support with groceries will be able to receive that support. This will allow families to focus on their families and child’s health.
Being in the hospital is scary enough for a child and their family, but even more frightening now. You continue to touch our families each step of the way on their journey – making such a difference for them.
On behalf of the Department of Pediatrics and Child Life and Education, we can’t thank you enough! We hope you are staying well.
Sincerely,
Jessica Chupnik, MS, CCLS
Manager, Child Life and Education
MetroHealth Medical Center
Holiday thanks from MetroHealth
January 20, 2020
On behalf of the Department of Pediatrics at MetroHealth, we would like to thank you for your very generous donation of toys, board games, crafts, dolls, pillows and more during the holiday season to the Child Life and Education program.
Patients and families loved the stockings and stocking stuffers that they found when they woke up Christmas morning. Additionally, we are incredibly grateful for your team adopting 17 families for the holidays—making their season so much brighter. We are beyond touched by your continued thoughtfulness.
Your gifts made such a difference in the lives of pediatric patients and their families throughout MetroHealth, providing comfort, play, familiarization and so much more during such a scary time in their lives.
We cannot thank you enough for the amazing support you have given to the patients and families. We are looking forward to working together in the future and we wish you all the best in the new year ahead!
Sincerely,
Jessica Chupnik, MS, CCLS
Manager, Child Life and Education
MetroHealth Medical Center