evidence: The LEGO Foundation is to donate 600 LEGO MRI scanners to hospitals worldwide to help children cope with the uncertainty of having an MR scan. What started in 2015 as a passion project for LEGO chemical technician Erik Ullerlund Staehr and Odense University Hospital, Denmark, is now being scaled and piloted with new training material for hospital staff. The team developed the sets as a way to help children navigate the often intimidating process of having an MR scan. The sets are designed to help children better cooperate with clinicians and understand what the MRI machine is all about. [...] Close to 100 hospitals worldwide have already benefitted from the use of the LEGO MRI scanners. Now, the LEGO Foundation is LEGO scanner models help young patients through MRI procedure encouraging hospitals from all over the world to apply for one of the 600 models currently available. Built by volunteers, the models will be shipped free of charge. Once distributed, the foundation will generate insights from participating hospitals to continue building evidence-based research to guide potential future projects.