Take a Tour of Penn State Health Golisano Children’s Hospital

Who Can Tour?

Four Diamonds proudly offers guided tours of Penn State Health Golisano Children’s Hospital to select Partners In The Fight™ to end childhood cancer. Offered by invitation only, these exclusive visits give Mini-THON® student leaders, Penn State THON™ organizations, Four Diamonds donors and philanthropic partners a firsthand look at the impact their support makes possible.

During a guided tour, guests may:

  • Visit key areas of Penn State Health Golisano Children’s Hospital
  • Learn about Four Diamonds’ mission, family support programs and ongoing impact
  • Meet pediatric care providers and researchers advancing childhood cancer treatment
  • See how donor support helps provide superior care, comprehensive support and innovative research for children and families facing childhood cancer

Please note: Hospital tours are offered on a case-by-case, invitation-only basis and cannot be scheduled online. For questions or additional information, please contact one of the tour guides listed below.

See the impact of your support — up close and in person.

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Meet Your Tour Guides

Alyssa Daniels and Riley Lingle, both recent Penn State graduates and dedicated THON alumni, serve as your Four Diamonds hospital tour guides. Passionate about the mission, they are excited to help you see the impact of your support.

Please feel free to contact your guide with any questions or special requests before your scheduled tour.

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What to Expect During Your Tour

Each guided tour of Penn State Health Golisano Children’s Hospital offers a powerful, behind-the-scenes look at how your support drives real change for children with cancer and their families. Participants will:

  • Tour key areas of the hospital, including patient care and research spaces
  • Learn how Four Diamonds supports families through financial assistance, emotional support, and innovative programs
  • Meet pediatric care providers, oncology specialists, and research teams working to conquer childhood cancer
  • See the direct impact of donor contributions in action

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What should I bring?

    To ensure a smooth experience, all participants should wear closed-toe shoes and long pants (required for lab access), and bring a valid photo ID to receive a visitor badge at check-in

  2. Where should I park?

    Park for free at the Centerview Parking Garage, or you can utilize the hospital’s valet parking service at the main Medical Center entrance.

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  3. How long is the tour?

    Tour duration depends on participants’ availability and is tailored to each group.

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