Together, we are moving closer to achieving our $2 billion For Every Future campaign goal—fueling breakthroughs in care, research, and community health. Below are a few ways your generosity is already making a meaningful difference.
Your Impact at NewYork-Presbyterian
Watch what your generosity made possible in 2025.
Your Support at Work
Your Generosity is Transforming Care
In 2025, philanthropy fueled amazing things at NewYork-Presbyterian. Because of our incredible supporters, we drove progress in medicine, expanded our reach in the region, and remained steadfast in our mission: compassionate care for every patient who comes through our doors.
Uniting Children's Healthcare
This year we launched the Children’s Hospital of New York at NewYork-Presbyterian—a unified standard of care that brings together pediatric services across every NYP campus. This systemwide alignment strengthens collaboration, advances training, optimizes resources, and ensures that every child receives consistent, world-class care no matter where they are seen within NYP.
We want to reimagine pediatric care for the 21st century, where every child, in every neighborhood of New York and beyond, receives world-class care.
—Marie-Laure Romney, MD, MBA, Chief Operating Officer, Children’s Hospital of New York
Harnessing Technology to Combat Youth Suicide
We established the Erick Shirley Suicide Prevention Initiative at the Center for Youth Mental Health at NewYork-Presbyterian to advance new technology and research designed to identify and support young people at risk.
The Initiative will catalyze three key projects leveraging technology to improve early identification of suicide risk, research of suicide intervention methods, and ultimately, development of suicide prevention tools:
- A rapid, real-time suicide-risk assessment tool, powered by artificial intelligence
- For pediatric clinics, a first-of-its-kind support tool to assist emergency department clinicians in identifying youth suicide risk and determining appropriate care pathways
- Digital mental health support for at-risk youth following discharge from the emergency department
NewYork-Presbyterian The One
At 1111 Westchester Avenue in White Plains, ColumbiaDoctors physicians are providing advanced, patient-centered care in a state-of-the-art environment. The One features clinical centers of excellence in:
- Clinical centers of excellence in five specialties
- A satellite cancer center
- And an ambulatory surgical center
The One is also home to the Emilia Fazzalari Women’s Center of Excellence, and the Margaret P. and Alfred F. Kelly, Jr. Children's Health Center of Excellence.
NewYork-Presbyterian Westchester Behavioral Health
NewYork-Presbyterian is expanding child and adolescent inpatient units and creating a state-of-the-art center at NewYork-Presbyterian Westchester Behavioral Health in White Plains.
This means:
- Renovation of the children’s inpatient unit and the current adolescent unit, as well as the creation of a second adolescent unit, increasing inpatient capacity by 25 percent
- Refurbishing a building to create a new ambulatory care center to stabilize and diagnose young people in crisis and connect them with ongoing care
- Technology and innovation that allows behavioral health experts to conduct urgent crisis assessment via telehealth for emergency departments across NYP
Breaking Ground in Washington Heights
NewYork-Presbyterian broke ground on Beacon, the first new building on the NYP/Columbia University Irving Medical Center campus in 15 years. Located in Washington Heights—one of the most diverse communities in the nation—Beacon will expand access to:
- Cancer care
- Pediatric cardiology
- Pediatric oncology
- Outpatient surgery
The building’s design supports smooth, intuitive navigation and will serve as a hub for inclusive clinical research, ensuring that all benefit from the latest advances in care.
Growing Our Exceptional Cancer Care
At NewYork-Presbyterian Queens, a major renovation is underway to transform the infusion center into a modern, healing-focused space for patients undergoing cancer treatment. The Nonna’s Garden Foundation Cancer Center will:
- Expand treatment capacity
- Elevate patient comfort
- Integrate leading-edge technologies
- Enhance personalized cancer care
The hospital is also working to recruit more patients into clinical trials, giving Queens families expanded access to breakthrough therapies.
Celebrating Milestones Across NYP
10 Years at NYP Och Spine
Celebrating a decade of innovation, advanced surgical care, and research leadership in spine health.
Five Years of the NYP Alexandra Cohen Hospital for Women and Newborns
Honoring five years of exceptional maternal and neonatal care for families across the region.
Five years of the Dalio Center for Health Justice
Five years after its founding, the Dalio Center has made incredible strides towards understanding and addressing the root causes of health inequities.
Running for the Future of NYP
In November, 68 runners—including medical professionals, caregivers, and supporters—represented NewYork-Presbyterian in the 2025 TCS New York City Marathon, raising more than $335,000 to support hospital initiatives. Earlier in the year, Team NYP raised over $10,000 at the 2025 United Airlines Half Marathon.
Looking ahead to 2026 NewYork-Presbyterian will expand its endurance program by participating in:
- runDisney Springtime Surprise
- United Airlines Half Marathon
- TD Five Boro Bike Tour
- TCS NYC Marathon
Together, We’re Building a Healthier Future
Your support fuels innovation, expands access to care, and brings hope to communities across New York and beyond.