Every Gift Matters.
NewYork-Presbyterian is one of the nation’s most comprehensive, integrated academic healthcare systems.
Founded 250 years ago with the fundamental belief that every person deserves access to the very best care, NewYork-Presbyterian now encompasses 10 hospital campuses across Greater New York, more than 200 primary and specialty care clinics and medical groups, and an array of telemedicine services.
Contributions from generous friends like you empower us to:
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Provide world-class care to every patient who comes through our doors, regardless of their ability to pay.
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Recruit leading physicians and researchers.
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Retain and train the next generation of doctors, nurses, and other care team members.
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Invest in state-of-the-art equipment and facilities.
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Increase access to healthcare and education to adults and children throughout the New York region and beyond.
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And much, much more.
Philanthropy In Action
Sir Cesare Santeramo and Sir Robert Campbell, MD
A chance meeting in 1968 would mark the beginning of Sir Cesare Santeramo and Sir Robert Campbell's, MD, beautiful 52-year partnership. In the years that followed they would work seamlessly together and forge many enduring professional and charitable associations, along with deep personal relationships. Committed to creating a lasting impact on the Hospital and the world, the couple has included a generous bequest promised through their estates to NewYork-Presbyterian.
Saige Levitt
Inspired by her experience at NewYork-Presbyterian and her life-long relationships with our doctors, nurses, and other staff, 13-year-old Saige Levitt decided to use her bat mitzvah to fundraise for the Hospital and help ensure that other children are able to receive our innovative, life-saving care.
William R. Rhodes
NewYork-Presbyterian and Life Trustee William R. Rhodes share an unwavering belief that in order to provide the best care, empathy and clinical innovation must be central to every aspect of the healing process.
Terry Buoninfante
Inspired by the incredible care her husband, Stan, received at the Hospital when facing an unforeseen illness, Terry Buoninfante collaborated with NewYork-Presbyterian's Planned Giving experts to set up a gift in his honor.
Gregory Tanenbaum
"So why do I run, you ask? I run to say thank you to a man who drove, flew, walked, and ran to every event in my life. I run to say thank you to the doctors who gave me extra time with him. I run to let my family know that I will go to any lengths for them, as Poppy did for us. I run so other families can spend more time with their loved ones. And I run because I would give anything to have one more minute.”
Charles and Irene Hamm
Charles and Irene Hamm’s relationship with NewYork-Presbyterian stretches almost as long as their 62-year marriage.
Inspired by the dedication and compassion they experienced via lifelong connections with their NewYork-Presbyterian physicians, Charles and Irene recently made a gift of $1 million in honor of three NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center physicians who saved Charles’ life: Drs. Stephanie Mick, David Blumenthal, and Richard Cohen.
Kathleen Hale
Grateful for the compassionate, expert care John received at the Hospital during his last, precious years, Kathleen turned to NewYork-Presbyterian’s Planned Giving experts to establish a legacy gift. “I have always seen the Hospital as a joyful place,” she says. “This gift is a way to continue the spirit of love we felt here.”