Superheroes for Kids Day

Superheroes for Kids Day returns to Providence Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital Wednesday, July 20. The beloved summer event will stay true to tradition with WestCoast Window Cleaning superheroes rappelling down the outside of the hospital, greeting young patients along the way. There are also new surprises planned to bring joy to patients and Providence caregivers.

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Wed., July 20, 2022

Two costumed window washers dressed as Spider-man and Batman appear Wednesday at a window of a room at the Providence Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital.

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Sean Grogan, 11, poses with a handful of people in superhero costumes at Providence Sacred Heart Children's Hospital Wednesday, July 20, 2022, which was Superhero Day at the hospital. Professional Wndow Washers dressed as superheros to entertain the kids by dangling outside their rooms, while other wandered the halls inside.

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Seven-year-old Gunner Mahaney, center, and his mother Natashia Mahaney, right, wave to the costumed window washer outside their window at the Providence Sacred Heart Children's Hospital Wednesday, July 20, 2022. The window washing crew from West Coast Window Washing rappeled down the hospital building to entertain the kids inside and to raise money for the Children's Miracle Network of hospitals. The owner of the window washing company partners with the hospital for Superhero Day, which includes the costumed daredevils, who also parade through the corridors, taking picture with children and giving out gifts.

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Seven-year-old Gunner Mahaney, center, looks back at his mother Natashia Mahaney, right, after spotting two costumed window washers, dressed as Batman and Thor, pretending to struggle outside his window at the Providence Sacred Heart Children's Hospital Wednesday, July 20, 2022. The window washing crew from West Coast Window Washing rappeled down the hospital building to entertain the kids inside and to raise money for the Children's Miracle Network of hospitals. The owner of the window washing company partners with the hospital for Superhero Day, which includes the costumed daredevils, who also parade through the corridors, taking picture with children and giving out gifts.

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Seven-year-old Gunner Mahaney, center, and his mother Natashia Mahaney, right, watch as the costumed window washer crew pretend to fight outside their window at the Providence Sacred Heart Children's Hospital Wednesday, July 20, 2022. The window washing crew from West Coast Window Washing rappeled down the hospital building to entertain the kids inside and to raise money for the Children's Miracle Network of hospitals. The owner of the window washing company partners with the hospital for Superhero Day, which includes the costumed daredevils, who also paraded through the corridors, taking picture with children and giving out gifts.

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Seven-year-old Gunner Mahaney, not shown, invented his own superhero, Tornado, and it was posted. to his door Providence Sacred Heart Children's Hospital Wednesday, July 20, 2022. It was superhero day and the window washing crew from West Coast Window Washing rappeled down the hospital building to entertain the kids inside and to raise money for the Children's Miracle Network of hospitals.

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Seven-year-old Gunner Mahaney, center, looks back at his mother Natashia Mahaney, right, after spotting the super hero Thor outside his window at the Providence Sacred Heart Children's Hospital Wednesday, July 20, 2022. The window washing crew from West Coast Window Washing rappeled down the hospital building to entertain the kids inside and to raise money for the Children's Miracle Network of hospitals. The owner of the window washing company partners with the hospital for Superhero Day, which includes the costumed daredevils, who also parade through the corridors, taking picture with children and giving out gifts.

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Seven-year-old Gunner Mahaney, lower left, poses with a group of costumed superheroes in the halls at the Providence Sacred Heart Children's Hospital Wednesday, July 20, 2022. It was Superhero Day at the hospital and the window washing crew from West Coast Window Washing rappeled down the hospital building to entertain the kids inside and to raise money for the Children's Miracle Network of hospitals. Other costumed characters visited kids in their rooms.

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Seven-year-old Gunner Mahaney, center, and his mother Natashia Mahaney, left, meet a group of costumed superheroes in the halls at the Providence Sacred Heart Children's Hospital Wednesday, July 20, 2022. It was Superhero Day at the hospital and the window washing crew from West Coast Window Washing rappeled down the hospital building to entertain the kids inside and to raise money for the Children's Miracle Network of hospitals. Other costumed characters visited kids in their rooms.

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Seven-year-old Gunner Mahaney, center, and his mother Natashia Mahaney, left, watch a costumed character hanging outside the window at the Providence Sacred Heart Children's Hospital Wednesday, July 20, 2022. It was Superhero Day at the hospital and the window washing crew from West Coast Window Washing rappeled down the hospital building to entertain the kids inside and to raise money for the Children's Miracle Network of hospitals. Other costumed characters visited kids in their rooms.

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