No matter how complex the disease or how great the need, NewYork-Presbyterian, in partnership with world-class medical schools Weill Cornell Medicine and Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, has consistently provided the most advanced clinical care, transforming the lives of countless patients. Many of our incredible accomplishments would not be possible without the generosity of donors like you. Your thoughtful contributions ensure we are able to recruit and retain expert care teams and supply them with the latest medical technology and state-of-the-art facilities.
Learn more about how, with our donors’ help, NewYork-Presbyterian is improving the health and well-being of New Yorkers and people around the world.
Philanthropy in Action
NewYork-Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital Chinese Community Partnership for Health
NewYork-Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital Chinese Community Partnership for Health (CCPH) recently celebrated three decades of dynamic community support. On behalf of NewYork-Presbyterian, we thank the supporters of the Chinese Community Partnership for Health and our partners in the organization for their outstanding commitment to helping us provide world-class care to so many in need.
NewYork-Presbyterian's Key Priorities: Building the Future of Care
This presentation by Deepa Kumaraiah, MD, MBA, Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer at NewYork-Presbyterian, highlights a number of the Hospital's recent advances while also exploring some of our ideas for the future, particularly in the areas of innovation, technology, and more.
Kim H. Hurt
Visiting our Hospital to be treated for what was believed to be a minor fall, accomplished businesswoman and linguist Kim H. Hurt would learn she would need care more intensive than previously anticipated. Furthermore, information about her health had yet to transfer over from France, her previous home. Nevertheless the doctors, nurses, and other staff of NewYork-Presbyterian were able to comprehensively care for Mrs. Hurt—inspiring her to help empower our services for years to come.
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.”
Ways to Give and Support NYP
Give Online
Make a one-time gift or monthly gift online. Your contribution will support NewYork-Presbyterian's state-of-the-art centers and facilities, recruitment of leading medical staff and researchers, and much more.
Give by Mail
Checks can be made payable to:
New York-Presbyterian Fund, Inc.
NewYork-Presbyterian
Office of Development
850 Third Avenue, 12th Floor
New York, NY 10022
Give with Stock and Wire Transfers
If you wish to make a donation through stock or wire transfer, please call 646-317-7300 for more information.
NewYork-Presbyterian's Response to COVID-19
Please contribute to our Patient Care Fund and support our general COVID-19 patient care needs including the purchasing of ventilators and personal protective equipment such as masks, the hiring of additional clinical staff, capacity expansion, and clinical research.
Campaign for NewYork-Presbyterian
Support the signature campaign projects that will both help elevate patient care at our Hospital and increase access to care to adults and children throughout the New York region.
Fundraise for Us
Organize your own online fundraiser to honor a loved one or support our staff, services, and events.
Planned Giving
Support life-saving patient care and research at NewYork-Presbyterian in a way that is consistent with your financial and estate planning goals.
Foundation and Corporate Giving
Contribute to one of many innovative programs that respond to our patients’ and communities’ healthcare needs with targeted solutions.