Most of our time is spent on our narrow focus  –  visiting children in medical facilities.

We pride ourselves on being professional and flexible, as hospital schedules and priorities can change on a moment’s notice. 

We are generally lead around the hospital floor by a guide who shows us the kids they believe would enjoy a visit.  A visit usually consists of a hospital staff member leaning into a room and announcing “you think you would like a visitor”, after which Captain America, Iron Man or some other superhero walks into the room.  The hero spends some time talking to the children, answering questions and taking pictures.  We try to be intuitive as to when the child has had enough.  At which point, the character ducks out of the room for a second and comes back in with some comic books, stickers and such, as a parting gift.  There are a wide range of reactions we get from children.  Some are off the charts excited!  We do not get disappointed by the less animated ‘visit-ees’.  We have heard all too often about the little shy boy who would hardly look at Iron Man, and how he acted like he couldn’t care less.  Then, two minutes after we have left, he springs to life talking about his experience meeting THE REAL IRON MAN!!  Many times that little boy talks for days about his special visitor!