Nationwide Childrens Hospital Group Return

About Nationwide Childrens Hospital Group Return

A defining feature of Nationwide Childrens Hospital Group Return is the size of its support for patient care and research at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and its related entities. The largest recent grant in the data was $113,917,509 in 2025 to Nationwide Children's Hospital to aid in providing indigent care and to support programs such as volunteer services, hematology/oncology, obesity prevention, and community education. Another major 2025 grant of $70,706,886 went to the Research Institute at Nch for research initiatives, showing that the funder moves substantial resources into both care delivery and medical research. The foundation’s portfolio also reaches beyond core hospital operations into pediatric academic work and child-focused services. Grants to the Pediatric Academic Association supported operations and endowed chairs, while funding for the Center for Child & Family Advocacy at Nch and the Nch Child Assessment Center points to a steady commitment to child advocacy and assessment. The overall picture is a funder built around improving pediatric outcomes through clinical care, research, and supporting institutions that extend services to children and families.

What Nationwide Childrens Hospital Group Return Funds

In pediatric clinical care, the foundation gave $113,917,509 to Nationwide Children's Hospital in 2025 to aid indigent care and support volunteer services, hematology/oncology, obesity prevention, and community education. It also awarded $9,800,000 to Promedica Toledo Hospital for the health care of families and children in the Toledo, Ohio area. For research, the foundation provided $70,706,886 to the Research Institute at Nch in 2024 for research initiatives, followed by $60,787,256 in 2025 for the same purpose. The portfolio also includes $2,635,876 to Children's Radiological Institute Inc for radiology research initiatives and $2,366,305 to Children's Surgical Associates for surgical research initiatives. On child and family support, grants included $3,535,111 to the Center for Child & Family Advocacy at Nch for child advocacy programs and $1,082,723 to Nch Child Assessment Center for child assessment programs. Mental health appears as well, through a $1,881,509 grant to The Kids Mental Health Foundation for mental health programs.

How Nationwide Childrens Hospital Group Return Gives