Ryan Reynolds Celebrates 150 Years of Saving Lives With His Second Family, SickKids in a Tribute Post

Ryan Reynolds

’ bond with SickKids Foundation runs deep, sparked over a decade ago by his friendship with Grace Bowen, a brave young girl who lost her battle with osteosarcoma. Since then, Reynolds has become a passionate ambassador, combining quick wit and box office success to raise awareness and funds. He and Blake Lively

have matched donations up to $500,000, rallying support well beyond Canada’s borders. And that is just the beginning of this story.

Alongside funny holiday campaigns and big donation matches, his dedication feels like family. Recently, at a milestone event bursting with energy and emotion, Reynolds showed why this cause is so personal.

From playful moments to powerful memories Ryan Reynolds celebrates SickKids

Ryan Reynolds’ recent Instagram story

is pure gold— a heart-melting montage brimming with laughter, hugs, and genuine moments with SickKids’ amazing kids. Celebrating 150 years of the foundation’s lifesaving work, Reynolds called SickKids his “second family,”

and watching his joyful, emotional clips, it showed. It was heartfelt, it was fun, and it was Reynolds doing what he does best—leading with love, no superhero cape required.

Over a decade of devotion radiates through each scene. Reynolds’ account recounts SickKids’ incredible legacy through playful moments with kids and touching reflections

. In his words, the hospital has been family “to so many kids and parents for 150 years strong,”

making this tribute as much about the future as the past. And for a man whose charity collaborations—like the $81M campaign that recently turned 45

—have drawn global attention, this post felt especially personal. But this story did not end with just a heartfelt post. Reynolds connection to the cause came alive in ways beyond the screen.

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Reynolds’ Instagram shared his feelings, but this downtown event’s vibrant energy—complete with chart-topping tunes, family fun, and unexpected surprises—brought the 150th anniversary to life in a new way.

Deadpool star declares SickKids as his inner circle at 150-year milestone bash

Ryan Reynolds, as reported by the Toronto Star, turned Nathan Phillips Square into a celebration zone for SickKids’ 150th anniversary. The Deadpool

star shared joyful moments with kids, families, and fans while a hot-air balloon floated overhead. Joined by hockey hero Hayley Wickenheiser,

Reynolds’ fun-loving spirit made the event feel like one big family reunion packed with hope and heart.

SickKids has grown from treating 100 kids in 1875 to helping over 130,000 annually

. The 150th anniversary party was a vibrant testament to that remarkable legacy, with Reynolds leading the way, demonstrating how strong bonds and commitment can transform lives.

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What do you think made Ryan Reynolds’ recent Instagram tribute so emotional? Let us know in the comments.

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