WHAT WE DO

The Humpty Dumpty Foundation helps hospitals and health services care for children by providing essential and often lifesaving medical equipment and initiatives that improve health outcomes.

HUMPTY’S VISION

To ensure that every Australian child has access to healthcare they need, no matter where they live.

For 35 years, the Humpty Dumpty Foundation has been helping hospitals and health services care for children by providing much needed medical equipment and initiatives that improve health outcomes.

 Humpty's mission is to raise funds to provide essential and often lifesaving neonatal and paediatric medical equipment to help sick kids in hospitals across Australia.

Generous donors are the heart of Humpty. Humpty’s Wish List gives donors complete choice and transparency in their giving, and many donors choose to support their local hospital or community in this way. Humpty’s Wish List makes a true, tangible difference and is the vehicle through which Humpty can attain its vision.

To date, Humpty has provided medical equipment to paediatric wards, neonatal units, and maternity and emergency departments for over 500 hospitals across Australia.

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The problem we solve

Humpty bridges the gap between the finite health budgets and unmet paediatric medical equipment needs of hospitals and health services.

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35 years of impact

From humble beginnings fundraising for Royal North Shore Hospital, Humpty celebrates 35 years of impact and, to date, has raised more than $100 million to support over 500 hospitals Australia-wide.

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Our people

The Humpty team are dedicated individuals with a passion for making a difference to health outcomes for babies and children across Australia.

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Publications

The Good Egg Magazine celebrates the work of Humpty, sharing heartfelt stories that foster a true sense of our impact thanks to generous donors – our ‘Good Eggs’.

MAKE A LASTING DIFFERENCE

Join our family of ‘Good Eggs’ and make a lasting difference to the lives of sick children throughout Australia.

HELPING KIDS IN HOSPITAL

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