Celebration of Miracles Gala | A Night at the Chateau

Join us for an enchanting evening at ICU baby's Celebration of Miracles Gala, A Night at the Chateau hosted at the gorgeous, new Loews Coral Gables Hotel. The evening will begin with a pre-reception cocktil welcome, passed hor d'oeuvres and an open bar. Guests will then be led to the ballroom to enjoy a seated, three-course dinner and program with a live auction. Following the ICU baby presentation, guests will be invited to join for dancing and musical entertainment. A parting gift of appreciation will be handed out as the evening concludes. 

Proceeds from the evening will help fund ICU baby's programs that unite families with a critically ill or premature baby and provide them with the support they need to more successfully navigate their NICU experience. 

For further information about the event, please contact Stacey at events@icubaby.org.

ICU baby is a Miami-based, non-profit organization that is dedicated to the support of families with a premature or critically ill baby in our community’s Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU). Founded in 2014, ICU baby unites NICU families and provides emotional, financial and informational support so that babies and families can thrive together. Our vision is to build a community of NICU families who empower each other to be confident and present in their own NICU journeys, leading to better outcomes. We launched our first program in South Miami Hospital on November 17, 2015 and have introduced eight (8) more programs to the NICU community since then.  We are proud to support families with a critically ill or premature baby in the NICUs of Jackson Memorial Medical Center's Holtz Children's Hospital (127 beds), Baptist Health's South Miami Hospital (62 beds), Nicklaus Children’s Hospital (54 beds), Mt. Sinai Hospital (16 beds) and Florida University Hospital (32 beds). The organization will continue to expand its reach by partnering with additional NICUs in the South Florida community.

To learn more about ICU baby’s critical work in our community, visit www.icubaby.org.