Because of YOU we can help make a difference for children with neurological disorders.

The Blue Bird Circle funds The Blue Bird Circle Clinic for Pediatric Neurology at TCH as well as four other research centers. The exceptional work at these centers lead to advances in pediatric neurology that are making a difference.

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The Blue Bird Circle funds The Blue Bird Circle Clinic for Pediatric Neurology at TCH as well as four other research centers. The exceptional work at these centers lead to advances in pediatric neurology that are making a difference.

Many of the children treated at The Blue Bird Circle Clinic for Pediatric Neurology at Texas Children's Hospital are now leading fuller lives. However, there are thousands of children with Epilepsy, Autism, Rett and other neurological disorders that need our help and YOUR HELP!

Since 1923, The Blue Bird Circle has seen many changes but the mission has been the same, to always be there to help the children, with a focus on neurology since 1952. From opening the Resale Shop in 1959 to helping fund our mission, affiliating with Texas Children's Hospital in 1998, to helping establish The Blue Bird Circle Center for Advancing Treatment at the NRI in 2023, we have stayed true to our mission to provide love and healing to children. However, we did not do this alone. It was because of YOU, and the faith YOU have had in us to stay the course and help these children. We need your help to continue our mission for another 100 years.

So please roll up your sleeves, there is still a lot of work to be done. Call, email or text your family and friends, and join us as we work together to change children’s lives. Your gift has the power to drive advancements in research that directly impact a child and their family. What we do now, each and every day ensures a brighter future for these children and their families.

Remember, YOU can help make the difference for these children