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Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children is one of the nation's leading pediatric centers for the treatment of orthopedic conditions, certain related neurological disorders and learning disorders, such as dyslexia. Today, Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children provides ongoing care for more than 16,000 children each year. There is no charge to patient families for treatment at the hospital, and admission is open to Texas children from birth to 18 years of age.
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Halcyon Days Enamel 2006 Collectible Box
Announcing the second annual Limited Edition 2006 Holiday Collectible Box created by Halcyon Days Enamels
exclusively for Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children (TSRHC). These elegant enamel boxes reinstate the
beauty and craftsmanship of the English 18th century enamels, and their collectible size and unique design
make them perfect for the holiday season. Order this lovely gift now for yourself or a friend and continue
your collection of timeless Halcyon Days Enamels with Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children’s 2006
Holiday Collectible Box.
As of December 31, 2006, this box will no longer be available.
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2006 Holiday Cards
Continue your family’s holiday tradition – or start a new one – by purchasing holiday cards designed by TSRHC patients.
Not only does this program provide patients with the opportunity to create artwork for these cards, but it also raises funds that support the medical care of the hospital's patients.
To place an order, complete the 2006 Holiday Cards order form and mail to the address provided on the form or fax to (214) 559-7642. If you prefer, orders can be placed via phone by calling (214) 559-7683 or toll free at (800) 421-1121 ext. 7683.
Note: Personalized imprinting is available with a minimum purchase of two boxes. See order form for details.
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2006 Holiday Ornament
This year, start a new family tradition by collecting TSRHC's annual holiday ornaments. Celebrating 85 years, TSRHC's ornament will definitely be a keepsake and a lovely decoration for years to come.
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TSRHC Announces New Chairman, Lyndon L. Olson, Jr.
Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children (TSRHC) in Dallas announced the recent election of the Honorable Lyndon L. Olson, Jr., as the new chairman of its board of trustees. Olson will represent TSRHC in the community and throughout the state to support the hospital’s mission of providing the highest quality treatment for Texas children with orthopedic conditions, certain related neurological disorders and learning disorders, such as dyslexia at no charge to patient families.
Building Futures
Every detail of Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children — from its brightly colored corridors to the smell of fresh popcorn — was revolutionary for a children’s hospital in 1977 when TSRHC moved into its current facility. Today, the hospital is again at the forefront of medical architecture as it embarks on a $25 million fundraising campaign for a large-scale renovation, the largest remodel in almost 30 years.
This renovation project will be made possible entirely through the generous donations made by our friends. Ultimately, your gifts will benefit thousands of patients and their families, staff members, volunteers, community visitors and friends each year.
Track our progress as our friends give us the tools we need to build our future.
29th Annual Chi Omega Christmas Market
to Benefit TSRHC
The 2006 Chi Omega Christmas Market, held November 1-4 at the Dallas Convention Center, is an annual holiday shopping extravaganza offering a wide variety of merchant booths from around the country. Chi Omega Christmas Market has earmarked $40,000 of the proceeds to renovate four clinic exam rooms at TSRHC.
See 29th Annual Chi Omega Christmas Market in the Events Calendar for more information.
Child Safety 101
Playing outdoors during the summer months can be so much fun. To keep playtime safe, always supervise children and remember these tips.
- Ensure your child's bike helmet fits properly and require that they wear it when riding.
- Educate children about traffic signs and laws.
- Clear area to be mowed of toys and objects.
- Never allow a child to ride on a lawn mower or to play in a lawn being mowed.
For more child safety tips, read
TSRHC's A Handy Guide to Child Safety.
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