Johns Hopkins All Children’s Foundation was established in 1985 to provide philanthropic support for the mission and vision of Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital and to ensure that charitable donations are stewarded directly toward the greatest needs of the hospital and its patients.

At Johns Hopkins All Children’s Center for Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH) in St. Petersburg, Florida, families find hope during a time that may otherwise feel hopeless. Infants treated at Johns Hopkins All Children’s experience a survival rate greater than 90% even in severe cases of CDH*, which exceeds national benchmarks.

*While the majority of infants with CDH have an isolated CDH defect or only minor associated anomalies, infants with severe CDH plus a highly severe second anomaly, such as uni-ventricular heart defect, severe chromosomal defects, or severe bilateral CDH, face complex physiologic challenges that are addressed on a case-by-case basis.

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