Celtics donate $200 million to Boston Children's Hospital for pediatric care

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Last updated Oct 30, 2026

Celtics donate $200 million to Boston Children's Hospital for pediatric care
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The Boston Celtics have announced a donation exceeding $200 million to Boston Children’s Hospital, a commitment made in collaboration with the Boston Celtics Shamrock Foundation. This funding aims to enhance pediatric mental health services, nursing education, and medical research, with a focus on supporting children's futures. Celtics chairman Bill Chisholm emphasized the importance of investing in children's health. The donation is intended to establish a pediatric mental health facility, fund research into childhood illnesses, and promote healthy lifestyles. The Celtics will honor hospital staff and patients during their game on October 30, 2026, to mark the occasion.

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  • •Celtics' gift supports pediatric mental health and medical research.
  • •Funding includes advanced training for pediatric nurses.
  • •Donation aims to build a pediatric mental health facility.
  • •Celtics' game on October 30 will honor hospital patients and staff.
  • •Celtics chairman Bill Chisholm highlights responsibility to future generations.
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The Boston Celtics are making a commitment that deserves attention from far beyond their fan base. Boston Children’s Hospital announced a gift of more than $200 million from the Celtics ownership group and the team, in association with the Boston Celtics Shamrock Foundation. The donation will support several priorities involving children’s care, research and families. […] The post Celtics Announce $200 Million Gift With an Impact Far Beyond Basketball appeared first on HEAVY.

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