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How REMAX Supports the Children's Miracle Network

The Miracle Home and Miracle Property Program is an exclusive program to REMAX agents, where participating agents donate on behalf of their clients after each property sale or lease.

What is The Miracle Home and Miracle Property Program?

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When you buy, sell or lease a property with a REMAX agent, you can help make miracles happen. A REMAX agent participating in either program will designate your home or commercial property as a Miracle Home or Miracle Property. A Miracle Home listing will display a specially branded REMAX For Sale sign, which shows prospective buyers that their purchase will also contribute to a good cause in the neighborhood they will be joining. Miracle Properties will be advertised locally, regionally, nationally and across North America. Once your home or commercial property sells or leases, your agent will donate to your local CMN member hospital on your behalf.

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Whether you're strengthening connections to local communities or trying to raise awareness for an important cause, August’s Month of Miracles provides a great opportunity to give back. To amplify the year-round REMAX partnership with CMN, August is the month that REMAX affiliates around the world find creative ways to celebrate and show community support through donations, fundraisers and in-person visits to their local children's hospitals.

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As one of the leading global real estate franchisors, REMAX, LLC is a subsidiary of RE/MAX Holdings (NYSE: RMAX) with more than 145,000 agents in over 8,500 offices and a presence in more than 120 countries and territories. REMAX Canada refers to REMAX Canada, Inc., which is an affiliate of REMAX, LLC. Nobody in the world sells more real estate than REMAX, as measured by residential transaction sides. REMAX was founded in 1973 by Dave and Gail Liniger, with an innovative, entrepreneurial culture affording its agents and franchisees the flexibility to operate their businesses with great independence. REMAX agents have lived, worked and served in their local communities for decades, raising millions of dollars every year for Children's Miracle Network® and other charities. To learn more about REMAX, to search home listings or find an agent in your community, please visit remax.ca. For the latest news from REMAX, please visit blog.remax.com.

See the impact of the support

Since REMAX and Children’s Miracle Network first partnered in 1992, REMAX affiliates have donated more than $116 million through the Miracle Home and Miracle Property programs to support local children’s hospitals. Donations stay local, helping fund critical treatments and healthcare services, life-saving pediatric equipment, innovative research and family-centered care program programs that improve outcomes for children in communities across North America.

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When she was in second grade, seven-year-old Arielle was on her way to her school’s awards day with her mom when their car was hit head-on. The crash left her mom unconscious and Arielle with life-threatening injuries: her femur broken, her face badly cut, and her neck so severely damaged that her skull was detached from her spine, held inplace only by damaged ligaments. It’s a condition called internal decapitation, and as her neurosurgeon at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, a Children’s Miracle Network hospital, explained, only half of people with this injury survive. Arielle underwent emergency surgery to stabilize her head and spine, then began the long road to recovery.

Meet Arielle

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goes to educating patients, families and health care providers

25%

goes to equipment specially designed for kids

goes to research and treatment innovations for kids

22%

supports hospital operations, investment and development to improve care

13%

covers free or reduced-cost health services

support goes to

Meet Arielle

Now 13, Arielle is thriving. She’s confident, compassionate and unstoppable. She dreams of being a model, singer or dancer, and continues to inspire everyone who meets her. “Arielle is a true miracle,” says her mom. “She spreads light and love everywhere she goes.

REMAX® real estate professionals believe in giving back to the communities where they live and work with a charitable focus on strengthening neighborhoods across the United States and Canada through the Miracle Home Program and Miracle Property Program. REMAX supports meaningful local initiatives, organizations and causes that improve the health and well-being of children and families, including Children’s Miracle Network® .

Each office independently owned and operated.

25%

supports physical, mental and emotional health services

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*MMR Strategy Group study of unaided awareness.

Meet Shine

To date, Shine has had 22 surgeries, including more than a dozen craniofacial surgeries that have allowed Shine to breathe and eat on his own. He also had life-changing hand surgeries to give him two functional fingers on each hand. Through every challenge, his UC Davis care team has provided compassion, innovation, and hope, ensuring that Shine continues to defy medical expectations. Now 8 years old, Shine radiates joy and determination. His smile, strength, and spirit are a true testament to the expert and innovative medical care he’s received.

When Shine entered the world six weeks early, his mom expected a quick delivery and a healthy newborn. Instead, the room fell silent. Doctors gently told her that her baby had been born with profound physical anomalies: his eyes and mouth were sealed shut, his hands and legs were webbed, and his nostrils were closed. Shine was urgently transferred to UC Davis Children’s Hospital, a Children’s Miracle Network hospital, where a neonatal team worked to save his life. He was diagnosed with Popliteal Pterygium Syndrome, Bartsocas-Papas type, an extremely rare genetic condition caused by alterations in the RIPK4 gene which often leads to death before or shortly after birth. Shine was also diagnosed with a complicated disorder called ectodermal dysplasia. In his first days of life, surgeons created airways so Shine could breathe, placed a feeding tube so he could eat, and treated complications of prematurity. His mother, who developed life-threatening preeclampsia, was admitted to the intensive care unit herself, but never stopped fighting for her son. At just 2 years old, Shine underwent a double leg amputation to give him increased mobility. When he received his first prosthetics, he took off running and hasn’t stopped since. He now trains for triathlons and participates in adaptive sports with pride.

Meet Shine