Raiders Donate $25 Million for Southern Nevada's First Stand-Alone Children's Hospital
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Updated · Las Vegas Review-Journal · Aug 24
Raiders Donate $25 Million for Southern Nevada's First Stand-Alone Children's Hospital
3 articles · Updated · Las Vegas Review-Journal · Aug 24
Summary
$25 million from the Raiders will help Intermountain Health build Southern Nevada’s first stand-alone children’s hospital, marking the largest donation in team history.
Intermountain Health is the recipient of the gift, which the team said is aimed at funding construction of a dedicated pediatric facility in the Las Vegas region.
The donation highlights a major private push behind expanding children’s health care capacity in Southern Nevada, where no stand-alone children’s hospital currently exists.
With a massive billion-dollar price tag, will the Raiders' record-breaking donation truly keep Nevada's sickest children from fleeing the state for care?
How will heavy NFL branding inside a new pediatric hospital impact the healing environment for Southern Nevada's most vulnerable patients?
As a massive children's hospital targets a 2030 opening, where will Las Vegas find the highly specialized medical staff needed to run it?