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Jan 301 min read

Our new Pediatric Playroom

The “King of all Fun” is now the “Angel of Healing” for the children at Laniado Hospital. The legendary Mr. Stewart Rahr helped us build a BEAUTIFUL state-of-the-art pediatric playroom for hospitalized children in Netanya, Israel.


The project we’ve all been waiting for is finally complete. Welcome to our Stewie Rah Rah Peditaric Playroom! The smiles on the children’s faces say it ALL! Toys for Simcha’s newly constructed playroom is a magnificent oasis for hospitalized children to play and heal amidst the difficulties of their illness. Because - Happy Kids Heal Faster!


Wishing the children at Laniado Hospital much happiness and healing. We can’t wait to see more smiles on their faces! 💜🧡




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Writer's pictureToys
May 22, 20231 min read

We published an article!

Over a year ago, we connected with Saul Klein, whose daughter, Rayna, was battling bone cancer. We sent her numerous care packages and visited the little girl's hospital room dozens of times throughout her illness. We surprised Rayna with a birthday trip to the American Girl Experience, arranged for a skilled magician to pay her a home visit, and offered much-needed support and encouragement to Rayna, her little sister, and her widower father, Saul.


After her recovery, Saul and I discussed how difficult it had been to navigate the ins-and-outs of the hospital system. We decided to write an op-ed offering tips and moral support for other families going through similar experiences with their child.

I am proud to share that the op-ed was published in the May 10, 2023 issue of the Ami Living Magazine, an international publication with tens of thousands of subscribers!


Attached is a PDF of the printed article. Since its publishing, our inbox has been full! We've received dozens of grateful messages from very appreciative readers, thanking us for our critical advice and the work we do. Please give it a read! I hope you enjoy it as much as we did :)





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IN ACTION

Mrs. Goldstein, a volunteer from Ann Arbor Michigan, visited the Motts Children's Hospital and told us the following:

 

"…a nurse from another floor asked me for a Hello Kitty activity book for one of her patients. Towards the end of our stay, the nurse called our floor and said "the little girl was so happy with her gift that she immediately grabbed the marker and started coloring. Everyone was floored! This girl had injured her right arm and, until then, had not been responding to physical therapy!"

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