2026 Lang Youth Medical Program Graduation
Established in 2003, the Lang Youth Medical Program at NewYork-Presbyterian inspires possibilities while promoting excellence in enrichment learning to students of Community School District 6. This six-year science enrichment program prepares students in the Washington Heights and Inwood school district to gain acceptance into college, explore careers in healthcare, and become future leaders who give back to their communities.
2026 CYMH Dinner
The annual Center for Youth Mental Health Dinner was hosted on June 22 in support of The Center for Youth Mental Health (CYMH) at NewYork-Presbyterian. The CYMH is dedicated to providing best-in-class, transformative mental health support for young people, with the dinner helping bring together expert clinicians, community members, and thought leaders in a number of fields to discuss advancements in care and better ways of ensuring young people receive the support they need.
New York Times Features Cardiac AI Program Developed at NYP
A cardiac AI tool developed by NewYork-Presbyterian and Columbia clinicians was featured in The New York Times for its potential to help doctors identify serious heart conditions earlier. The tool, EchoNext, uses artificial intelligence to analyze electrocardiograms, or ECGs, and detect patterns that may suggest structural heart disease—patterns that can be difficult to identify through standard ECG review alone.
2026 Morgan Stanley Comedy Night
The 15th Annual Morgan Stanley Comedy Night brought employees together to support children and families receiving care at NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital.
The Paone Family
The journey of every individual with a learning disability is unique. The Promise Project has supported Sophia Paone’s family on their own journey.
Being Brave with Yourself: Karin Hehenberger, MD
Dr. Karin Hehenberger has spent her life at the intersection of science, medicine, and innovation. Long before she would become a transplant recipient - and later, a patient advocate - she was already deeply committed to improving human health.
Autism Awareness in Action: The Center for Autism and the Developing Brain
Every individual with autism’s journey is unique, and the Center for Autism and the Developing Brain (CADB) is committed to partnering with clients and families to support growth, understanding, and well-being across the lifespan.
Baskin-Robbins® Joy in Childhood Foundation® Combats Children's Food Insecurity
Steadfast in providing joy to kids who are battling hunger or illness, the Baskin-Robbins® Joy in Childhood Foundation® in partnership with the Rao Network recently recognized the incredible work of NYP CHALK (Choosing Healthy Lifestyles for Kids). Operating under our Hospital’s Ambulatory Care Network, CHALK aligns outpatient services with community-based programs to promote healthier lifestyles for kids.
Subaru Elevates NYP Hudson Valley as a Hometown Hero
NewYork‑Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital was honored to be selected as Curry Subaru’s Hometown Charity Partner for the 2025 Subaru Share the Love Event.
Self-Care and Employee Wellness: A Blended Partnership With Clarins USA
In 2025 NewYork-Presbyterian proudly teamed up with Clarins USA for a new, multifaceted partnership in support of both patients and staff.
Teaching Tenderness: Cecilia and Einstein Cheng
Einstein Cheng was a compassionate and thoughtful member of the NewYork-Presbyterian Queens team. A helpful mentor to many, when he fell ill, the community rallied behind him. Today, Cecilia Cheng is keeping her husband’s memory alive by organizing support for the very care that enhanced his life and the lives of numerous others.
Empowering Our Approach: Marija Ringwelski
After her daughter Bellami spent considerable time in one of our neonatal intensive care units, Marija Ringwelski was inspired to support the transformative care we provide by joining the Maternal & Child Family Advisory Council (FAC) at NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital. The Council helps influence policy and procedures while galvanizing support for the care teams on campus. With Marija now serving as its chair, the volunteer-based FAC is dedicated to ensuring the community and the hospital work more in unison for the benefit of all.
Charley and Her Angels: Halley and Charlotte Griggs
What began as a simple hospital visit during Halley Griggs’s pregnancy soon became a roller coaster of emotions and emergency procedures, but with help from NewYork-Presbyterian and their own relentless optimism, the Griggs family and their daughter Charley were able to return to their Connecticut community healthy and ready to thrive.
Dalio Center Five-Year Anniversary
On December 2, NewYork-Presbyterian’s Dalio Center for Health Justice celebrated its five-year anniversary, marking a milestone in its mission to advance health equity, justice, and lasting systemic change. The event brought together leaders, partners, and supporters to reflect on the Center’s impact, honor meaningful collaborations, and look ahead to the future of health justice.
Margaret's Mighty Caregiver: Alise Jackson
Alise Jackson’s resilient spirit has been nurtured in her by her mother, Margaret, who has lived fearlessly for over a decade with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer. Today Alise is supporting the extraordinary care NYP provides for people like Margaret and more.
Live, Breathe, Thrive: 2025 Mazzilli Foundation Mustache Bash Fundraiser
The Fred L. Mazzilli Foundation has mobilized residents of Brooklyn around lung health and wellness for 13 years. Tirelessly committed to confronting lung cancer, JoAnn Mazzilli-Zolotin and her family are excited about the foundation’s future and the strides being made to address the complex disease.
2025 Tax Update
In 2026, the value of itemized charitable deductions will be capped at 35%. If you will itemize your charitable deductions in 2026, you will receive a maximum tax benefit of 35%.
Finnley Merchant's Story
Before Finnley was born a large mass was found growing in his neck and chest that was threatening to block his airway. Fortunately, specialists across NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center performed a rare EXIT procedure, partially delivering the baby and immediately beginning lifesaving treatment.
Kiley Durham's Story
When triple-negative breast cancer spread, Kiley believed she only had months to live. Her NewYork-Presbyterian care team refused to give up, tailoring a treatment plan that helped her beat the odds.
Mateo Nuñez's Story
At just 11 weeks old, Mateo Nuñez had developed a massive tumor in his chest, 8 centimeters wide, pressing against his lungs, heart, and airway. He was diagnosed with neuroblastoma—a rare and aggressive childhood cancer. Today, he’s four years old and thriving. He loves basketball, trucks, baking cookies with his mom, and everything about Christmas.
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