12-05-2025
Dairy Queen Blizzards benefits Tyler CHRISTUS patients
TYLER, Texas (KETK) — The sixth annual Miracle Mondays in May campaign will donate the proceeds from every Blizzard sold at Dairy Queen in Tyler on Mondays to support local CHRISTUS patients.
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Dairy Queen of Tyler has partnered with Kelly Federal Credit Union and Children's Miracle Network Hospitals to donate funds towards CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Francis Health System child patients. Proceeds from every Blizzard sold on Mondays at the Tyler Dairy Queen during May will be used to better children's health.
One CHRISTUS patient received a diagnosis that helped her manage her condition. Nearly two years ago, Luna showed diabetes symptoms and was taken to CHRISTUS Mother Francis Hospital for treatment in the pediatric intensive care unit. She was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes and diabetic ketoacidosis, which affected her blood sugar levels. Now, Luna can manage her diabetes with an insulin pump and she has access to specialized help.
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'Thanks to the generous support from DQ of Tyler and Kelly Federal Credit Union, we can continue delivering top-tier specialized pediatric health care to our patients and their families,' CMN Hospitals program director at CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Health System Christina Mosier said.
Mosier also stated that all funds received from the campaign will used to treat local patients .
'The funds raised stay local to support treatment, research and family-centered care to ensure each child we care for receives the best care available.' Our patients are at the heart of everything we do, and building a strong foundation for their futures is our ongoing mission. With support from our community and community partners, we can fund our hospital's most urgent needs. Your donations help support vital programs and research that help patients like Luna, our 2025 CMN Hospitals Champion, heal and thrive.
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