An $8 million gift from the Table Mountain Rancheria will help build a new inclusive playground at Valley Children's. (GV Wire Composite)
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An $8 million gift from the Table Mountain Rancheria to Valley Children’s Hospital will go to build a playground that children of all abilities can enjoy.
The playground, to be built on the hospital’s south lawn, will include adaptive equipment, sensory-friendly zones, and shaded areas to accommodate children with different needs and conditions.
“Every child deserves a place to play, grow, and heal, right here at home,” said Table Mountain Rancheria Tribal Chairperson Michelle Heredia-Cordova. “We are honored to support Valley Children’s Hospital in creating an inclusive play area where children of all abilities can come together, have fun, and find comfort during their journey to wellness.”

Construction to Begin 2026
Construction is planned to begin in early 2026, with the new features built adjacent to the existing playground, the release stated.
“This gift is more than a playground — it’s a promise to our children that their well-being matters,” said Todd Suntrapak, president and CEO of Valley Children’s. “We are deeply grateful to Table Mountain Rancheria for their vision, generosity, and enduring partnership.”

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