Mission

To serve as advocates for Seattle Children's through our volunteer and philanthropic endeavors to ensure excellent health care for all children in our region.

Thank you to all of our supporters for making our 2024 event a huge success! With your generosity, we raised over $187,000 for The Uncompensated Care Fund at Seattle Children’s Hospital. Uncompensated Care allows for state-of-the-art health services for all children in our region, regardless of a family's ability to pay, ensuring all children receive the care that they need.

Date: TBD for 2025

Time: Doors open at 6:00 pm

Location: Bellevue Club, 11200 SE 6th Street, Bellevue 98004

Cost: $150 per person

If you were unable to attend in person, please consider making a donation by clicking here

We are welcoming new members! If you are interested in joining our guild, please reach out to Mary Jo Foseid at mjfoseid@comcast.net

Thank you to our 2024 sponsors!

Meet Isaac!

Isaac was diagnosed with a Juvenile Pilocytic Astrocytoma (JPA) brain tumor just before his third birthday. Pediatric brain tumors are very rare and most pediatricians, on average, will see only one case of childhood brain tumors, if that, in their careers. Each tumor requires individual plans, based upon the tumor’s placement in the brain and its severity of symptoms.

Isaac was rushed into emergency surgery the same day his family learned about his tumor and this was the first of more than ten surgeries that Isaac has had up to this point—all at Seattle Children’s Hospital.

Isaac’s family remains eternally grateful to every person at Seattle Children’s Hospital whose tireless work allows children to live! From the pediatric neurosurgeons, to the nurses, to the janitors and security guards, and beyond, each person at SCH plays an important role in performing life-changing surgeries and procedures.

Past Patient Stories

Katherine

Gigi

Kira

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About Our Guild

"The Miracle House," a name coined for Seattle Children's by faithful supporter and storyteller Phil Smart, Sr., was a name given to our guild as recognition of our unique history.

Traditionally, a guild’s core membership is a group of friends, co-workers or neighbors. Our guild was created by the Guild Association in response to a diverse group of people who expressed an interest in guild membership, but who did not have a specific link to an existing guild. Thus The Miracle House Guild was formed in 2000 which brought together a group of strangers from all over greater King and Pierce counties.

Now in our twenty fourth year, we are a strong group of friends and one of the top 25 revenue-producing guilds. Our numbers have grown as friends of friends and members of our patient spotlight families have joined the guild. We all share an on-going commitment to supporting Seattle Children's and we are proud of the tradition we have created with our annual auction.