SNOQUALMIE, WA — The Snoqualmie Valley Health Foundation is proud to host its annual Champagne Brunch, a heartfelt celebration of community impact and the power of giving. This year’s event, taking place on May 2 at The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge, will support the creation of a brand-new Pediatric Rehabilitation Gym, expanding access to life-changing therapy for children and families throughout the Snoqualmie Valley.
Currently, pediatric rehabilitation services are provided in two dedicated treatment rooms within the inpatient wing of the hospital, limiting opportunities for growth and expansion. This new, dedicated gym will allow Snoqualmie Valley Health to grow and evolve its pediatric therapy program, offering more space, more sessions, and most importantly, greater impact for children working to overcome a variety of developmental, physical and communication challenges.
Last year, community generosity through the Champagne Brunch helped fund the purchase of the Valley’s first-ever 3D mammography unit, a milestone that will come to life this July when SVH begins offering 3D breast cancer screenings to local patients. This is proof that when our community joins forces, real, lasting change happens.
“I encourage our community to attend the Champagne Brunch because data shows that nearly 7 million children ages 5 to 17 in the United States struggle with developmental disabilities,” said Dr. Neeta Jain, pediatrician at Snoqualmie Valley Health. “When these children receive early intervention therapy, the benefits are remarkable. This new therapy equipment will allow us to build on our foundation to provide an even higher level of care for children in the Valley.”
The Pediatric Rehab Gym will be equipped with specialized tools and kid-friendly features like mini trampolines, adaptive swings, sensory panels, therapy balls, crash pads and more, transforming therapy into joyful, empowering play. These tools are carefully selected to enhance strength, mobility, coordination, and confidence in young patients.
The brunch will include inspiring speakers, a celebratory meal, and opportunities for guests to make a lasting impact through donations and sponsorships. Funds raised will go directly toward equipment that brings this essential project to life.
Tickets and donation information are available at https://bit.ly/41Jf5Mv.
Together, we can build a brighter, stronger future for every child who needs us. Your support makes it all possible. For more information about Snoqualmie Valley Health’s Foundation or other services, please visit SnoqualmievalleyHealth.org.
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