childrens village

Remember, remember the first of May!

Alex went from quadriplegic cerebral palsy to walking on his own. Hear his story.

Mayhem and Miracles took place on Saturday. A  local biker club, The Reckin' Crue, put the whole thing together. The mission was to gather money for the Children's Miracle Network and so they did!

My son Benjamin has faced difficulties starting from the time he was 14 days old and began to have seizures. We did a battery of tests -- from MRIs to CAT scans to spinal taps. The tests all found nothing. He was immediately put on medication for the seizures. Medication that had major side effects.

My son, Jaron, has autism. If he's not interested in something, he's quick to move on to the next thing. Even his most favorite TV shows only keep his interest for a few minutes. He'll rarely get through half an hour of anything, let along a full-length feature film. Then you have to add that we're in a strange places surrounded by strangers. Thanks to Children's Village and the Yakima Theaters, m

What a great morning for Super Sam and the Bull, raising $381.01 for Children's Miracle Network. You can watch Super Sam introduce himself and collect money with his family and friends. A huge thanks to Linda, who made the chocolate cupcakes with chocolate butter cream frosting. Thanks to Jeff, Nicole and Faith Wilkenson for bringing Super Sam into our lives.

Nothing is better than spending time with a child who wasn't even supposed to make it. We here at the Bull got to meet Sam for the first time and we can't wait to share his story to help his family give back to Yakima’s Children's Village -- a place that gave them so much. Check it out!