How Peter Pan has funded a children's hospital for 97 years
In 1929, J.
M.
Barrie selflessly granted the rights to Peter Pan, establishing a perpetual source of funding for Great Ormond Street Hospital.
The hospital benefits from the story's performances, facilitating care for critically ill children.
A unique UK law safeguards this donation, ensuring royalties persist beyond copyright expiry.
Barrie's ties to the hospital remain influential, demonstrating the power of literature in sustaining charitable endeavors.
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