KSL Give-A-Thon is today! DONATE NOW at kslkids.com

Listen and watch all day to learn about Primary Children's Hospital and the kids they serve! Email not displaying correctly? [View the web version]( [KSL TV]( [The KSL Give-A-Thon is TODAY--Donate now!]( KSL NewsRadio and TV, together with KSL Sports, FM100.3 and 103.5 The Arrow have teamed up to raise more money for the kids being served by the hospital than ever before! Listen and watch all day today for compelling stories, interviews with patients, families and hospital staff. We’ll share the story of this incredible hospital and the hundreds of amazing children who receive care each and every day. For more info, go to [kslkids.com](. [Khloee’s journey: Overcoming scoliosis with courage and cheer]( Khloee Camberlango, a spirited 9-year-old, was living life to the fullest — cheering, hanging out with friends, and embracing every moment. But then her back began to bother her. One of Khloee’s cheerleading teammates noticed her uneven ribs and curved spine during practice, and this prompted concern from her family. Khloee’s life took an unexpected turn when she was diagnosed with scoliosis, a condition where the spine curves abnormally. She was taken to [Primary Children’s Hospital]( where she could be treated. Learn more about [Khloee’s journey: Overcoming scoliosis with courage and cheer.]( [Whit Bowman: A story of resilience and hope]( Whit’s parents, Jill and Chris Bowman eagerly awaited the arrival of their youngest son. However, their joy was tempered by the knowledge that Jill’s pregnancy was high-risk. Whit’s diagnosis of Down syndrome brought both challenges and unwavering love. Then, while still pregnant, another revelation emerged: Whit had fetal hydrops—a condition characterized by an abnormal accumulation of fluid in the fetus. This condition often leads to stillbirth. But, Whit is now at nearly 2 years old he is learning and thriving thanks to the love of his family and the care he received at the hospital. Learn more about [Whit Bowman: A story of resilience and hope.]( [Thanks to Hyundai for being this year's give-a-thon sponsor!]( At KSL, we believe there is no better charity that you could donate to than one that helps kids. As always, 100% of the money received during the KSL Give-A-Thon goes to the kids. The staff at Primary Children’s Hospital live their mission statement, “The Child First and Always. A big thanks to Hyundai for being this year's sponsor! [Scarlet’s journey: Unraveling the ribbons of genetic secrets]( When Scarlet and her family participated in the 2022 [Give-A-Thon](, she was an active kindergartner with an undiagnosed genetic disorder that causes developmental delays and seizures. What a difference two years, diligent caregivers, and scientific advancements have made. “She had another round of genetic testing and finally has a diagnosis,” her mom, Cassandra Hill, said. “We have more answers now and a small community of kids with the same diagnosis to have support and greater understanding of things to expect. It has been awesome.” Learn more about [Scarlet’s journey: Unraveling the ribbons of genetic secrets.]( [Donate now at kslkids.com!]( The KSL Give-A-Thon has been a tradition for decades--do you know how much our donors have been able to raise since we started? Check out [this video]( to find out the number we've raised together to support this amazing hospital! [Be a "smile maker" for the kids at PCH by making a recurring monthly gift!]( Sign up today to be a [J&J Garden Center in Layton]( “Smile Maker” for the kids at Primary Children’s Hospital by making a [recurring monthly gift]( of $15 or more. [ KSL+]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [Pinterest]( [YouTube]( [Click here to unsubscribe and manage your email subscriptions.]( KSL-TV 55 North 300 West, Salt Lake City, UT 84101