Historic Success

We’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