To provide funding for the special needs of Children's Hospital of Georgia (CHOG) pediatric patients and their families and may include, but is not limited to the following: 1) Funding for toys for patients' use; 2) Funding for various psycho-social camps and programs such as Camp Rainbow and Camp Joint Venture, and 3) Funding for furnishings for the CHOG.

To provide funding for continuing education and professional certification for employees of the Children's Hospital of Georgia; funds not utilized or needed for staff development may be used for operational areas of greatest need as directed and approved by the Vice President of Pediatric Care Services and the President/CEO of MCG Health, Inc.

To support the programs and activities of the Augusta University Literacy Center located within The Hub.

To provide funding for the special needs of the Children's Hospital of Georgia patients and their families including, but not limited to: camps, special events, and family and patient support and education.

To provide support for the programs and activities of Camp Rainbow, Project Wish, and Play Therapy.

To be used for a variety of purposes within the Children's Hospital of Georgia at the Medical College of Georgia. Interest income from the first year is designated for Camp Rainbow, with subsequent year's income benefiting Project Wish and Center for Cancer.

To support emergency social service-type assistance to our patients, or in some cases their immediate relatives, such as transportation costs to allow patients to be discharged from the hospital at an early date, or to provide equipment or supplies which will allow a shorter stay in the hospital.

Financial support for cancer related programs, facilities, and activities at the Medical College of Georgia Hospital and Clinics.

This fund supports programs and activities for employees and patients of MCG Hospital and Clinics.

To purchase educational materials such as: books, publications, registration for educational conferences in order to improve the infection control program at MCG.

To enhance operations of the hospital and clinics under the authority of the President, CEO, and Executive Director.

To provide assistance to indigent patients who are citizens of the State of Georgia and who have no other means or funds from which to provide for the following needs and services: medical and/or rehabilitative equipment, such as wheelchairs, walkers, prostheses, or other similar devices necessary for them to utilize in the course of their recovery.