Here are some statistics involving the Phoenix Children’s Hospital

KTAR News 92.3 FM and 98.7 FM Arizona’s Sports Station will again team up with Phoenix Children’s Hospital this week for the annual Give-A-Thon.

The Phoenix sister stations will dedicate broadcast time to the fundraising event on Wednesday and Thursday in order to raise money for the facility.

The stations have raised more than $10 million for Phoenix Children’s Hospital in nine years of the event.

Here’s a look at some of the facts regarding the Phoenix Children’s Hospital:

433

The number of beds in Phoenix Children’s Hospital, making it the sixth-largest children’s hospital in the nation.

8

Years in a row that Phoenix Children’s Hospital has been named to the U.S. News & World Report’s Best Children’s Hospitals list. The hospital also received a 10 out of 10 ranking, making it one of 23 pediatric hospitals nationwide to do so.

$10 million

The amount of money raised for Phoenix Children’s Hospital from the last nine years of KTAR News 92.3 FM and 98.7 FM Arizona’s Sports Station’s Give-A-Thon.

1

In four children in Arizona will receive care from a Phoenix Children’s Hospital provider within the next five years.

60

The number of programs and services at Phoenix Children’s Hospital that are funded solely or significantly through philanthropy.

148,000

The average number of patients treated at Phoenix Children’s Hospital each year.

87,000

The number of visits to the emergency department at Phoenix Children’s Hospital each year, including more than 2,600 trauma visits, making it one of the busiest pediatric trauma centers in nation.

11

The number of countries that patients came from to receive care at the Phoenix Children’s Hospital in 2017.

$2.1 million

How much it costs to operate the Phoenix Children’s Hospital each day.

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