Children's Hospital of Philadelphia will put the money toward a new $2.59 billion patient tower expected to open in late 2028.

Comcast chief Brian Roberts has pledged $125 million to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia to build a new tower and refurbish existing facilities.

Brian Roberts, chairman-CEO and controlling shareholder of NBCUniversal parent Comcast, and the Roberts family have gifted $125 million to Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) to create Roberts Children’s Health,

The 24-story building will house multiple specialties and give families access to a fitness center, entertainment hub and private rooms for remote work.

Comcast CEO Brian Roberts and his wife, Aileen, announced a $125 million gift — the largest single gift in the hospital’s history — to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia to create a new hospital,

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia has received the largest single donation in its 170-year history, a $125 million gift to support the construction of its new $2 billion inpatient care tower.

The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia received the largest ever donation in its 170-year history thanks to Brian Roberts and his family. CHOP announced that the $125 million donation will mean a brand new building called Roberts Children’s Health that will open in 2028.