Historic Success

historic-successWe’ve done so many things over the years. This timeline chronicles CMF’s milestones in helping to build the finest children’s hospital in the New York metropolitan area with the best state-of-the-art equipment to help diagnose young patients and provide the best treatment.

 
  • 1966

    A group of Long Islanders join together to build “the finest children’s medical facility the hand and heart of man can devise.”

  • 1981

    Judge Bertram Harnett presents a check of $1,043,000 to Irving Wharton, Chairman Emeritis, NSLIJ.  This was the highest amount raised in single year.

  • 1983-1984

    $3,000,000 is donated to Schneider Children’s Hospital.

  • 1985

    $500,000 is donated to the Pediatric Emergency Department.

  • 1986

    $1,000,000 is donated to the Child Life Program.

  • 1987

    $1,000,000 is donated to Schneider Children’s Hospital.
    $100,000 is donated to the Child Life Program.

  • 1988

    $1,000,000 is donated to help refurbish the Pediatric Emergency Department.

  • 1989

    $80,000 is donated to the Child Life Program.

  • 1990

    $600,000 is donated to Schneider Children’s Hospital.

  • 1993

    CMF reaches landmark of $20 million donated to Schneider Children’s Hospital.

  • 1994

    $75,000 is donated to the Trauma Program.
    $545,000 is donated to the Child Life Program.

  • 1995

    $1,000,000 is donated to the Cystic Fibrosis Center, Pediatric Urology Research Center, Child Life Program and Wilm’s Tumor.

  • 1997

    $1,360,000 is donated to SCH to  benefit the Child Life Program.
    $136,250 is donated to the development of a new Child Advocacy Center.
    $87,500 is donated to Child Psychiatry/Psychology.
    $100,000 is donated to the 24 Hours SCH Doctors On Call Program.
    An additional $1,231,538 is donated to help benefit lifesaving equipment, programs and research.

  • 1998

    $1,450,299 is donated to SCH to support the Child Life Program.
    $213,486 is donated to Pediatric Endocrinology.
    $145,000 is donated to the Child Advocacy Center.
    $165,000 is donated to the Cardiopulmonary Rescue Center.
    $500,000 is donated to the Pediatric Ambulatory Center.
    An additional $426,813 is donated to help benefit vital programs and research.

  • 1999

    $3,000,000 is donated to the Hematology/Oncology Unit.
    $2,000,000 is donated to the Childhood Advocacy Center, Pediatric Chemotherapy Center, and the purchasing of lifesaving ECMO machine.

  • 2000

    $1,000,000 is  donated to the hospital.
    $561,840 is donated to the Child Life, Child Protection and Child Advocacy Programs.
    $155,000 is donated to the Pulmonary Bronchoscopy Test Equipment.
    $123,300 is donated for Neonatal Support.
    An additional $1,070,463 is donated to help benefit other programs, research and equipment.

  • 2001

    $1,000,000 is donated for the Child Life Program and for other programs and equipment.

  • 2002

    $554,545 is donated to the Childhood Diabetes Program.
    $182,600 is donated to the Pediatric Urondynamics Lab.
    $324,600 is donated to the Institute for Pediactic Neuro/Oncology Research.
    $80,000 is donated for an In-Line Blood Gas Analyzer for the NICU.
    $48,000 is donated for infant warmers with scales.
    An additional $173,000 is donated.

  • 2004

    $1,500,000 is donated to the Child Life Program plus other programs and equipment.

  • 2005

    $1,000,000 is anonymously donated to the hospital.

  • 2006

    $1,700,000 is anonymously donated to the hospital.

  • 2007

    $6,000,000 is donated for the Pediatric Emergency Department and the Child Life Program.

  • 2009

    $800,000 is donated to the Pediatric Emergency Department.

  • 2010

    $500,000 is donated to the Hematology/Oncology Renovation.
    $200,000 is donated to the Child Life Program.

  • 2012

    $5,000,000 is donated to Children’s Medical Fund Center for Pediatric Diagnostic Studies.

  • 2013

    $20,000 is donated for iPads, blankets, Pillow Pets, pizza parties, and ear buds.
    $400,000 is donated to the Child Life Program.

  • 2015

    Committed $10 million dollars towards the building of the CMF Center for Pediatric Diagnostic Studies

  • 2016

    The Child Life Endowment is created with a gift of $262,000 to ensure that the Child Life Program at CCMC will be in existence for generations to come.

  • 2017

    Grand Opening of the CMF Center for Pediatric Diagnostic Studies… One of our greatest achievements! 

  • 2018

    The Child Life Endowment has grown to $486,457 to ensure The Child Life Program at CCMC will be in existence for generations to come.

  • 2019

    CMF has donated 7.5 million dollars towards our 10 million dollar pledge.  Thanks to the Garden City Chapter for their $10,000 donation to The Cystic Fibrosis program at CCMC. 

CMF Programs at Work

CMFNY’s efforts have contributed to numerous programs at the hospital including:

  • ADHD Program
  • Bone Marrow Transplant Program
  • Cardiology
  • Cancer Center
  • Center for H.O.P.E.
  • Child Advocacy Center
  • Childhood Asthma
  • Childhood Diabetes
  • Child Life Program
  • Child Protection Center
  • Cleft Palate Program
  • CMF Center for Pediatric Diagnostic Studies 
  • Cystic Fibrosis Center
  • Cardiopulmonary Rescue Center
  • “Docs” on Call
  • Gastroenterology
  • Emergency Room and Trauma Program
  • ECMO in Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
  • Handicapped Children
  • Heart and Lung Center
  • Heather On Earth Music Therapy Program
  • Hematology/Oncology Surgical Support
  • Institute for Allergies
  • Institute for Childhood Asthma
  • Institute for Pediatric Neuro-OncologyNeonatal/Perinatal
  • Nephrology – Dialysis Quality of Life Service
  • Neurology EEG Lab
  • NICU Brain Cooling Program
  • Pediatric Ambulatory Center
  • Pediatric Cardiology
  • Pediatric Emergency Department
  • Pediatric Urodynamics Lab
  • Pediatric Urology
  • Pediatric Research
  • Pet Therapy
  • PICU
  • Post Operative Transport Program
  • Pulmonology
  • Neuropsychology
  • Neurology EEG Lab
  • Rheumatology
  • “SCH” On Call Sleep Disorders Program
  • SIDS Research Urgicenter
  • Urology
  • Valet Parking
  • Westhampton Tertiary
 

And also Equipment Purchased

Thanks to CMFNY’s fundraising efforts, the following vital pieces of equipment have been provided to the hospital:

  • Abott Cell-Dyn 4000 Analyzer
  • Bone Marrow Transplantation Specimen Freezer
  • Brain Cooling Units
  • Continuous Performance Testing System (ADHD)
  • Critical Care Cobe Pump
  • Critical Care Bis Monitor
  • EKG Machine
  • Endoscopic Monitoring System
  • Extracaporeal Membrane Oxygenation Unit
  • FACSCalibur Machine
  • Gastroenterology Menometry
  • Gastroenterology – PH Probe Recorder
  • ICU Post-Op Transport Monitoring System
  • Infant Warmer with Scales
  • Intensive Care Unit Sleep Apnea Equipment
  • Insulin Pump Therapy Program
  • Laptop Computers, iPads, Playstations/TV/VCRs
  • Metabolic Breath Analyzer
  • Metabolic Cart (Crohn’s disease)
  • Neonatal ICU Artificial Lung Test
  • Neonatal ICU Inline Blood Gas Analyzers
  • Neonatal ICU Transport Monitor
  • Neonatal ICU Humidification
  • Neonatal ICU Closed-Circuit TV
  • Neonatal ICU Digital Photography
  • Neonatal ICU Nasal CPAP
  • Neonatal ICU Procedure Bed
  • Neonatal ICU Transport Carrier System
  • Neonatal ICU Transcutaneous Monitors
  • Nitric Oxide Analyzer
  • Parent Sleeper Chairs
  • Phototherapy Lights
  • Pediatric ICU – Nerve Stimulators
  • Pediatric Intensive Care Unit – Novametric CO2 Monitors
  • Pediatric ICU – Zoll Transport Monitor
  • Prisma System – Renal Replacement Therapy
  • Pulmonary Bronchoscopy Test Equipment
  • Sedation Chair with Monitor
  • Stress Test Equipment
 
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