Krewe of Extraordinary $50,000-$99,999
Any donor whose cumulative giving is between $50,000 and $99,999 annually will be recognized as a Krewe of Extraordinary Member.
Krewe of Extraordinary annual benefits
- Name recognition on chnola.org and on the digital screens in the Lauricella Pavilion at Children’s Hospital
- Name recognition in HEROES Magazine Spring publication
- Invitation to the inaugural Giving Krewes Celebration
- Name recognition on the Giving Krewes donor wall located in the Main Concourse at Children’s Hospital
- A little something extra – King Cake delivery during Carnival Season
- A commemorative piece of art
- Invitation to quarterly Giving Krewes educational breakfasts with Children’s Hospital leadership
- Opportunity for a spotlight in Children’s Hospital’s Donor E-news
- Invitation to lunch with the CEO and behind-the-scenes hospital tour
- Exclusive opportunities at Children’s Hospital’s signature events
Meet John Schoest, King of the Krewe of Extraordinary
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Once on the right treatment path, John slowly and diligently pushed through months of rehabilitation to make an extraordinary recovery. Faced with the prospect of never walking again, this King of the Krewe of Extraordinary outpaced his prognosis and walked down the aisle at his sister’s wedding days after leaving the hospital. Krewe of Extraordinary 2024 Members*Listing coming early 2024 |
High school senior, John Schouest, was at the peak of his cross-country
glory when he started to notice small changes in his movements. Days later,
this star athlete was on a rapid decline, leading to respiratory failure
and admittance to the pediatric intensive care unit at Children’s
Hospital. A series of tests confirmed that John had Guillain Barre syndrome,
more specifically, CIDP, a chronic form of this rare neurological disorder
that paralyzed his nerves.