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Walmart Market 505 raises $168,819.86 for El Paso Children’s Hospital

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El Paso Children’s Hospital Foundation is thrilled to announce the successful conclusion of the summer Walmart CMN Hospitals Campaign (June 10th – July 7th). Thanks to the generosity of our...

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This month’s Miracle Monday highlights our Walmart and Sam’s Club partnership through Children’s Miracle Network.  We are grateful to the associates and customers in the Augusta and Savannah areas that helped raise...

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Visit Walmart and Sam’s Club today!

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We are rallying together at Walmart and Sam’s Club to raise critical funds through CMN Hospitals benefiting Children’s Hospital of Georgia, so they can address the most challenging health issues of today...

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Walmart and Sam's Club share a basic belief - that every child deserves the chance to live better. That's why they have supported Children's Miracle Network Hospitals since 1987; raising more than a billion dollars for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals in the process. In 1987, the man affectionately known to the CMN Hospitals team as "Mr. Sam," Sam Walton, committed his company and its resources to raising money for children's hospitals with the promise that "the associates will amaze you." Walmart and Sam's Club associates play a key role in supporting their local children's hospitals. In addition to the countless hours volunteered at CMN Hospitals, Walmart and Sam's Club associates across the US and Canada raised more than $50 million each year through fundraisers and register donations, their associates continue to amaze. And they couldn't do it with the generosity of the millions of customers who shop in their stores and clubs every week. Together, Walmart and Sam's Club associates, customers and members are ensuring that millions of children in communities across North America continue to receive the world-class treatment they need to live better.