KSL Give-A-Thon

2024 KSL Give-A-Thon

Thursday, May 23

The KSL Give-A-Thon is an annual event raising funds to benefit Primary Children’s Hospital. Tune in to hear heartwarming stories from patient families and learn about cutting-edge innovations from dedicated caregivers.

The 2024 KSL Give-A-Thon will be broadcast live from the KSL Broadcasting station on KSL TV and Radio, together with FM100.3 and 103.5 The Arrow, throughout the entire day.

Sponsorship Opportunities

By sponsoring the 2024 KSL Give-A-Thon, you will reach thousands of community members and become a part of the Give-A-Thon legacy. Your support will help us provide a flourishing environment of pediatric clinical excellence and quality while pioneering research programs with an emphasis on translating the latest scientific discoveries into the most promising therapies for our patients.

If you or your company are interested in becoming a sponsor of the event, please reach out to Julia.Saxton@imail.org to discuss sponsorship opportunities.

Volunteer at Give-A-Thon

Join our incredible team of volunteers supporting the KSL Give-A-Thon phone bank. As a volunteer, you’ll have the opportunity to answer calls from caring community members and accept donations over the phone. By joining us, you’ll directly impact the lives of children at Primary Children’s Hospital. Sign up now using the provided link below and make a difference in your community today!

How to view the 2024 KSL Give-A-Thon

Watch or listen to the KSL Give-A-Thon on ksl.com or on FM100.3 and 103.5 The Arrow. You can also watch the video below to hear stories from the 2023 KSL Give-A-Thon.

Before Talmage was born, doctors discovered that he had a serious congenital heart defect called Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome (HLHS), where the left side of the heart is underdeveloped.

Just hours after he was born, Talmage was transferred to the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit at Primary Children’s Hospital.

“When Talmage’s health was most fragile, he was at risk for sudden cardiac death,” his mom Jenna says. “There aren’t words to describe what we were feeling as we held our beautiful son in our arms and thought about our dreams for him.”

Since then, Talmage has undergone multiple open-heart surgeries and today is an active kid who wants to be a pilot when he grows up.

There is no cure for congenital heart disease and Talmage will continue to need care and monitoring, plus additional surgeries, including a heart and potentially other organ transplants.

“But to see our son playing,” Jenna adds, “all you’d see is an energetic and joyful little boy. We love to get out and play with him. And we really appreciate that ever since a second Primary Children’s location has opened in Lehi, the care that Talmage needs is closer than ever. We feel blessed.”

Gifts like yours to the KSL Give-A-Thon directly benefit patients like Talmage. We are so grateful for your support.