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2014 Board of Directors
Sr. Dorothy Metz, S.C.
Chairperson
Peter T. McKeever
Vice Chairperson
Mission Statement
Inspired by the legacy of St. Elizabeth Seton, the St. Elizabeth Seton
Children’s Foundation provides philanthropic support to enhance the medical,
therapeutic, rehabilitative and special educational goals of medically complex
children served by the Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center, John A. Coleman
School and Children’s Rehabilitation Center. The Foundation reaches children
and their families across this continuum of residential and community-based
services, celebrating the uniqueness of each child.
Sponsorship
Sr. Carol A. Barnes, S.C.
Secretary
Michael F. Delfino
Treasurer
The St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Foundation – including the Elizabeth Seton
Pediatric Center, the John A. Coleman School and the Children’s
Rehabilitation Center – all receive sponsorship from the Sisters of Charity of
New York as a concrete expression of our mission to reveal God’s love to all in
need, especially the poor. The mission of this faith-based center extends the
mission of Charity by the quality of its programs, its fiscal stability and its
organizational culture. We work in partnership to promote our common values.
Adrienne J. Arkontaky, Esq.
John P. Cahill, Esq.
John D. Feerick, Esq.
William P. Harrington, Esq.
Richard B. O’Neill
Frank A. Oswald, Esq.
Barry F. Sullivan, Esq.
Giovanna Children’s Rehabilitation Center Living “Compassion in Action”
Dear Friends,
“Compassion in Action.”
These three words have guided our journey throughout the course of 2014, as the organizations that
comprise the St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Foundation’s Continuum of Care – the Elizabeth Seton
Pediatric Center, the John A. Coleman School and the Children Rehabilitation Center – have
continued to expand, innovate and set the standard for caring for medically complex children.
Why? Well that’s because at the St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Foundation, we believe that
“Compassion in Action” is love. It’s tenderness. It’s devotion. It’s about choosing to say “yes” when
everybody else says “no.” It’s about finding a way to help and making a steadfast commitment to
better the lives of those in need.
“Compassion in Action” is how 830 donors joined together to support the St. Elizabeth Seton
Children’s Foundation, enabling us to raise over $1 million for the children who receive services
across our Continuum of Care during the 2014 fiscal year. “Compassion in Action” is the
unprecedented totals we received during this year’s fundraisers: $24,000 at “Shop Into Spring,”
$25,000 at our Block Party, $65,000 at our Fall Festival and $36,000 at “Ride for Our Children,” a
benefit. “Compassion in Action” is the Hummingbird Campaign, launched in late 2014, a $6 million
philanthropic effort to expand the Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center to care for an additional 32
ventilator-dependent children. To date, nearly $1.5 million has been committed to support this
incredible endeavor and we will break ground in early fall.
This year we have made a huge difference in the lives of over 5,000 children and their families, due in
large part to the generous support of our friends and donors – people like you – who are united in
their protective love for children with complex medical, special education and rehabilitative needs.
For that reason, we believe that you, too, are “Compassion in Action.”
Our work would not be possible without your generosity. I thank you for your dedication to the
children entrusted to our care.
With deep gratitude,
Pat Tursi
Vice President of the St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Foundation
CEO of the Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center and the Children’s Rehabilitation Center
President of the John A. Coleman School
Pat Tursi with Pediatric Center resident, Stephanie, and
His Eminence, Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of
New York, during “A Celebration of Gratitude.”
Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center
“Changing lives, one child at a time”
In 2014, the Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center admitted a total of 58 residents and our occupancy remained at 99% with an average of 136
residents per day. While this represents a 28% decrease in admissions from the previous year, it reflects an increase in our residents’ medical
complexities and their need to remain in a long-term care setting.
Residents were referred to us from 31 different hospitals across the New York metropolitan area, including Montefiore Medical Center, NYU
Langone Medical Center, Blythedale Children’s Hospital, Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital of New York and Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital. In
addition, 99% of our residents’ stays continued to be funded through the Medicaid system.
2014 Highlights
 Our culture of compassionate care was
 We served as a training site in Pediatric
acknowledged once again with a five-star
rating in the 2014 “Best Nursing Homes”
category of U.S. News & World Report –
their highest rating. We have received this
rating each year since this category’s
inception in 2008
 We implemented the use of electronic
medical record (EMR) software in
September 2014, providing another
powerful tool to assist our caregivers in
their mission to consistently deliver high
quality care. Simultaneously, we
implemented the use of an automated
medication distribution system for
controlled substances as part of our
ongoing effort to improve resident safety
 In the fall of 2014, we added over 100
additional video surveillance cameras to
our facility in order to enhance our ability
to monitor care delivery, policy and
procedures and child safety. Our video
monitoring program continues to be
applauded by our parents and staff
members for providing the highest degree
of integrity and transparency in caring for
our vulnerable children
Palliative Care for five palliative care
fellows from the Bronx VA Hospital, two
fellows from NYPH Columbia University
Medical Center and four nurse practitioner
students from the Columbia University
School of Nursing. In addition, two
Genetic Counseling students from Sarah
Lawrence College participated in our
Medical Genetics rotation
 Alexandra Faynberg, Speech Language
Pathologist Clinical Lead, was selected as
a LeadingAge New York 2014 Employee
of Distinction – our fifth Pediatric Center
employee to receive this honor – and
Selena Perez, a social worker, was
selected for the LeadingAge New York
Leadership Academy program. In
addition, Dr. R. Gordon Hutcheon, Chief
Medical Officer, was named a “Healthcare
Hero” and profiled by Westchester
Magazine and Lisa Poskanzer, Vice
President of Operations, received the
ACHCA’s Eli Pick Facility Leadership
Award for the second time. For a full list of
2014 staff accomplishments, visit
setonpediatric.org/awards-recognition
Anna Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center “Our children have such complicated
clinical conditions and more often than not
there is very little that they can do for
themselves. I use music to help our
residents process their emotions, express
themselves and, above all else, just find
some joy and relief in our experiences
together.”
Marissa Emple, Music Therapist,
is Compassion in Action
John A. Coleman School
“Where good beginnings never end”
An unduplicated count of 955 children received services from the John A. Coleman School during the 2013-2014 school year in their home and
community-based settings, as well as through our school-age, pre-school, integrated and Early Intervention educational services, multidisciplinary
evaluations and ongoing service coordination for families.
This represents an increase of almost 100 children when compared to the previous school year.
2013-2014 Highlights
 We received a National Association of
Special Education Teachers (NASET)
School of Excellence Award for the sixth
consecutive year in recognition of our
commitment and achievements in special
education
 We celebrated the graduation of 45
students from our White Plains campus in
June 2014. These students then
transitioned to their local school
communities or to out-of-district classes,
such as BOCES
 Ninety-six percent (96%) of families from
our White Plains campus responded on
our annual parent survey that they were
satisfied with the programs and services
that their children were receiving
 Eighty percent (80%) of our students in
Yonkers and 89% of our students in White
Plains achieved or made progress toward
their Individualized Education Program
(IEP) goals
 We achieved the goal of enrolling all of
our ventilator-dependent children in our
full-day school program at our Yonkers
campus
 The Yonkers campus of the Coleman
School, which primarily serves the
residents of the Elizabeth Seton Pediatric
Center, admitted its first communitybased student during the 2013-2014
school year and we also expanded our
Early Intervention (EI) program’s
community-based services in Yonkers to
better meet the needs of medically
complex children and their families in
Westchester County
 Blanca Rodriguez, a nurse at our Yonkers
campus, received the 2014 Nurse
Appreciation Award from the Kiwanis Club
of East Yonkers and Lisa Cantwell,
Master Teacher at our Yonkers campus,
received the Excellence in Leadership
Award from the New York State Council
for Exceptional Children
 A Parent Support Group was initiated at
our White Plains campus to respond to
parent needs. This group was so
successful that similar opportunities
became available to Yonkers families, as
well, in the 2014-2015 school year
 Across both of our campuses, 98
employees attended more than 62
conferences and workshops that were
part of their individual performance plans
and critical to achieving Coleman-wide
goals
 Approximately 30% of the students at our
White Plains campus also received
outpatient services from the Children’s
Rehabilitation Center during the 20132014 school year
Sotaro John A. Coleman School “We teach our students that everybody’s
different and that’s okay. That’s why when
they walk into their classroom—or any
place for that matter—they don’t feel like
they don’t fit in and they don’t see
disabilities or delays in others. Instead,
they see their friends and they see the
opportunity to play, learn and to just be
kids!”
Debbie Quintano, Teacher,
is Compassion in Action
Children’s Rehabilitation Center
“Where dreams take flight”
Approximately 40,000 patient encounters took place at the Children’s Rehabilitation Center in 2014, which represents a 25% increase when
compared to the previous year and reflects the growing need for rehabilitation and medical specialists to care for children with medically complex
diagnoses in the New York metropolitan area.
In addition, we experienced an 11% increase in our referral rate and we also increased our coordination of care to families with home-bound
medically complex children by 9% through our Care at Home case management services.
In 2014, 92% of all Children’s Rehabilitation Center patients’ visits were funded through Medicaid. Our patients come to us to receive vital
therapies and services from their homes in the surrounding six counties: Westchester (77%), Orange (9%), Rockland (6%), the Bronx (5%),
Putnam (2%) and Dutchess (1%). In Westchester County, the majority of our patients reside in Yonkers (34%), White Plains (13%), New Rochelle
(11%) and Mount Vernon (10%).
2014 Highlights
including Northeastern University, Ithaca
College, Lehman College and New York
wall was installed for patient use during
University
2014. Additional cutting edge

Sue
Hausch, Clinic Coordinator and
technologies were also purchased to
Director of Rehabilitation, became the
continue to meet the increasing medical
Chair of the American Physical Therapy
needs of the children we serve, such as
Association’s (APTA) Neonatology
the Tobii Eye Gaze System, two
Special Interest Group
computerized treadmills and an electrical
stimulation cuff, which enables children to  In 2014, Children’s Rehabilitation Center
staff members completed and/or attended
walk without braces
a total of 48 seminars and training
 We expanded the number of “Saturday
sessions to both share and learn best
Physiatry” services we can offer. Services
practices
now take place every Saturday of the
month in order to provide our children and  On June 4, 2014, His Eminence, Timothy
Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York,
their families with more opportunities to
visited during our ceremony, “A
receive the services they need
Celebration of Gratitude,” to honor North
 Just as in previous years, we continued to
Street Community Partners for their
provide medical training to physicians
generous donation of 317 North Street to
through our on-going affiliations with New
the St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s
York Medical College and the Albert
Foundation, which is home to the
Einstein College of Medicine. This year,
Children’s Rehabilitation Center and the
we also provided clinical training
White Plains campus of the John A.
opportunities to five students from four
Coleman School
different universities across New England
 A new, state-of-the-art magnetic climbing
Michelle Children’s Rehabilitation Center “I find that our children learn best by
‘doing.’ Using different forms of movement
makes for a more motivated and
spontaneous child, leading to therapy
sessions that are interactive and vocal.”
Liz Rogers, Speech
Language Pathologist,
is Compassion in Action
St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Foundation
During the 2014 fiscal year, the St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s
Foundation raised over $1 million
thanks to the generosity of individual
Jediel donors, corporations, foundations and
Elizabeth Seton organizations who are united in their
Pediatric love for the children we care for.
Center Approximately $150,000 of these funds
were the result of major fundraisers
and benefits for the St. Elizabeth Seton
Children’s Foundation, including “Shop
Into Spring,” our Block Party and Fall
Festival and “Ride for Our Children.” In
addition, nearly $40,000 was donated
as part of our end-of-year annual
appeal.
The St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s
Foundation is now taking on its biggest
fundraising endeavor yet: the Hummingbird Campaign.
The Hummingbird Campaign
To arrange for a personal tour or if you’re considering making a gift
to support this worthy effort, please contact:
Brian Harrington
Senior Vice President of Institutional Advancement
Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center
300 Corporate Boulevard South
Yonkers, N.Y. 10701
m (914) 260-3751 t (914) 294-6114
[email protected]
www.setonpediatric.org
LucyAnn John A. Coleman School The Hummingbird Campaign, a $6 million philanthropic effort initiated
by the St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Foundation, aims to bring 32
ventilator-dependent children, many of whom are currently residing in
facilities out-of-state and far from their families, back home to New
York State to the Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center – in the hands of
experts in the field who can provide them with the highest quality of
care and closer to their loved ones.
To do this, the Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center and the John A.
Coleman School will be expanding. We will break ground on our $24
million expansion in early fall of 2015 and we expect to be move-in
ready by December of 2016. This new, three-story addition will make
the Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center the largest provider of pediatric
ventilator care in New York State; we will be able to care for a total of
50 ventilator-dependent children, which will bring the total number of
children served by the Pediatric Center to 169. In addition, the John A.
Coleman School, which serves the residents of the Pediatric Center,
will be adding more classrooms (for a total of 17 classrooms) to
educate these new residents.
If you’d like to learn more about the impact the
Hummingbird Campaign will have, please check out
setonpediatric.org/news-events/the-hummingbirdcampaign
“Shop Into Spring”
On May 1, 2014, the St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Foundation
hosted its 9th Annual Spring Event, “Shop Into Spring,” to benefit the
children of the John A. Coleman School and the Children’s
Rehabilitation Center in White Plains. The event, which was held at
the Women’s Club of White Plains, raised over $24,000.
Over 100 guests attended this fabulous night of shopping and fun. We
were fortunate enough to be able to showcase designs from
AprilMarin, Vacay Mama, ICE Jewelry, 3 Sisters, Stella & Dot and
Simply Stunning Jewelry. Each boutique vendor generously donated
15% of their sales from the evening for the benefit of our children. The
event also featured a raffle and a silent auction that garnered over
$4,600 of our total.
The evening kicked off with a special welcome from Pat Tursi, the
President of the John A. Coleman School and the CEO of the
Children’s Rehabilitation Center. After, John A. Coleman School
Trustee and “Shop Into Spring” Co-Chair, Susan Quintin, shared a
brief history of our annual spring event and thanked all our partners,
donors, vendors, volunteers and leadership who helped make the
night possible.
Susan then introduced Keara Carr, the mother of Quinn, a student at
the John A. Coleman School and a patient at the Children’s
Rehabilitation Center, who shared her family’s story about the impact
that the Coleman School and the Children’s Rehabilitation Center
have had on their lives. After Keara’s moving speech, everyone
switched gears as Jené Luciani, television personality and nationally
acclaimed style expert, revealed some beauty and fashion tips to help
guide the attendees in their boutique shopping.
The night concluded with Maureen Tomkiel, Executive Director of the
John A. Coleman School, revealing the winners of the raffle items and
Brian Harrington, Senior Vice President of Institutional Advancement,
announcing the silent auction winners.
“Our annual spring fundraising event is always a great way to
celebrate both spring and the children of the John A. Coleman School
and the Children’s Rehabilitation Center,” Susan said. “This year, we
had strong support from the community and our staff, which is crucial
to helping our organizations deliver on their mission to provide the
highest quality of care to our children.”
“Shop Into Spring” would not have been possible without the support
of our generous partners. We’d like to thank our Platinum Sponsors:
Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, the Lavine Family and Bettina
Equities and the Caiola Family; our Gold Sponsor: Waldorf Risk
Solutions; our Silver Sponsors: Susan Quintin, Kevin and Serena
Flaherty, Dennis Kenny, Steven Korf, the Van De Loo Family, iCentral
and Hudson Valley Bank; and our Bronze Sponsors: Suburban
Carting Company, Victoria Alfonzetti and ING.
Block Party
The St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Foundation hosted its 1st Annual
Block Party on June 21, 2014 at the Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center
in Yonkers, raising almost $25,000 for the children served by the
Pediatric Center, the John A. Coleman School and the Children’s
Rehabilitation Center.
This event was attended by our residents, their families, our neighbors
and supporters in the community and staff. In addition, Senator Andrea
Stewart-Cousins and State Assemblywoman Shelley Mayer were on
hand, as were Yonkers Fire Fighters Local 628, who barbequed for all
of our attendees, the Yonkers Police Benevolent Association, who
sponsored a Mister Softee truck and Empress Emergency Medical
Services, who showcased its state-of-the-art medical transport vehicle
and distributed beach balls and coloring books to all our attendees.
The Block Party featured games, food, arts and crafts, live music, a
petting zoo, raffles and much, much more! “We wanted to have a fun
day for our children to participate with their moms, dads, extended
family and siblings, so we came up with the idea to have a summer
block party!” said Pat Tursi, CEO of the Elizabeth Seton Pediatric
Center. “We just wanted to let our kids, who don’t always have the
typical joys of childhood, to be able to just have fun,” Pat said.
Brian Harrington, Senior Vice President of Institutional Advancement
agreed, adding, “Not only was this event an excellent way to kick-off
summer, but it also gave us the opportunity to thank Yonkers and the
greater Westchester community for welcoming the Pediatric Center
with open arms these past two years.”
Many thanks to our partners for their support. We would not have been
able to have our Block Party without their generosity.
We are grateful to our Host Partner: Northwestern Mutual –
Westchester; our Gold Partner: Putney, Twombly, Hall & Hirson, LLP;
our Silver Partners: Hudson Valley Bank, the Mancini Family and
WTAS, LLC; and our Activity Partners: the Kenny Family and the
Sontag Family.
Fall Festival
The St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Foundation hosted its Fall Festival
– a major fundraiser – on October 26, 2014 at the John A. Coleman
School and Children’s Rehabilitation Center in White Plains.
This event was attended by nearly 500 Coleman School students,
Children’s Rehabilitation Center patients, their families, our neighbors
and supporters in the community and staff. In addition, Senator
Andrea Stewart-Cousins and White Plains Mayor Thomas Roach
were on hand, as were the White Plains Fire Department, who
provided homemade chili for all of our attendees.
Like the Block Party, the Fall Festival featured festive games, food,
arts and crafts, live music, a petting zoo, raffles and more. In addition,
we honored Sr. Carol A. Barnes, S.C., Chairperson of the Children’s
Rehabilitation Center’s Board of Trustees, and also a board member
on the St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Foundation Board, the Elizabeth
Seton Pediatric Center Board and the John A. Coleman School
Board, for the nearly three decades of service that she has dedicated
to our children.
We are grateful to all of our Fall Festival partners including the
Greenburgh Police Benevolent Association; our Gold Sponsor Alice
Sim; our Silver Sponsors: Waldorf Risk Solutions, Lucretia and Edward
Mann, J-K Prosthetics & Orthotics, Opus Advisory Group, LLC and
Joseph and Rita Mondolfi and Sophia Pici; and our Activity Sponsors:
Scully Construction, LLC, the Oswald Family, Cuddy Law Firm, PC,
O’Connor Davies, LLP, Pinnacle Associates, Empress Emergency
Medical Services, Stop & Shop, Hudson Valley Bank, HBO, Bettina
Equities Management, LLC, Clean Rite Industries, Whole Foods White
Plains, Mr. Kold Kuts, the White Plains Fire Department, the Bristal
Assisted Living at White Plains and Get Down Entertainment.
We are also thankful for the contributions of the O’Rourke Irish
Dancers and the Candlelight Inn.
“Sr. Carol Barnes has been an inspiration to our staff, our children and
their families and, of course, her fellow trustees,” said Adrienne J.
Arkontaky, Esq., Chairperson of the John A. Coleman School’s Board
of Trustees. “Sr. Carol has done everything we’ve asked of her and
more because she believes in our mission and she believes that our
organizations transform lives.”
In total, the event raised almost $65,000 – a record setting number –
to benefit the thousands of children with complex medical, educational
and rehabilitative needs that our Continuum of Care serves each year.
“This year’s Fall Festival has been our most successful fall event to
date,” said Brian Harrington, Senior Vice President of Institutional
Advancement. “This event was instrumental in raising the funds
necessary to continue to support our children and enhance their lives
with extraordinary programs and activities that are not covered by the
cost of tuition or certain health care programs,” Brian said. “I am
overwhelmed by the outpouring of support we’ve received from our
generous partners to better the lives of the children entrusted to our
care,” he added.
From left to right: John A. Coleman School Board of Trustees Chairperson
and a board member on the St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Foundation
Board Adrienne J. Arkontaky, Esq., Senator Andrea Stewart-Cousins and
President of the John A. Coleman School and CEO of the Children’s
Rehabilitation Center Pat Tursi.
“Ride for Our Children”
Thirty-seven (37) riders gathered at SoulCycle Upper East Side on
November 15, 2014 to ride for the children of the St. Elizabeth Seton
Children’s Foundation.
During “Ride for Our Children” cyclists raised nearly $36,000 to help
care for the over 5,000 medically complex children that our Continuum
of Care serves annually. “We are thrilled by the outcome of this
benefit,” said Brian Harrington, Senior Vice President of Institutional
Advancement. “We’re so grateful for all the hard work and dedication
that these riders put in to help our children!”
Many thanks to our riders for their commitment to the children
entrusted to our care including:
Adrienne Arkontaky
Kristen Mancini
Alessandra Carlin
Lynn McNulty
Suzanne Denihan
Merrell Middleton
Kristen Denihan
Mary Kate Miller
Daniel Denihan
Ryan Miller
Molly Denihan
Andrew Nieman
Sean Denihan
Dana Perla
Riley Denihan
Lisa Poskanzer
Matthew Dukes
Susan Quintin
Emily Fur
Ryan Quintin
Brian Harrington
Marla Rolleri
Elizabeth Harrington
Kate Seib
Maren Hartman
Lauren Sercander
Kaitlin Huvane
Tierney Smith
Liz Izower
Bryan Smith
Kelly Jones
Judy Tomkins
Keith Kefgen
Tiffany Whelan
Colleen Kenny
Kurt Wiesenmaier
Terry Macri
2014 Supporters
The entire St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Foundation community would like to express their sincerest gratitude to the generous corporations,
foundations and organizations (listed below) that have supported the organizations that comprise our Continuum of Care this past year:
ABM Janitorial Services
Adolph & Ruth Schnurmacher Foundation
American Martyrs Church
Bettina Equities Company, LLC
Big League Sports & Entertainment
Bleakley Platt & Schmidt, LLP
Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, LLP
Cain Brothers
Candlelight Inn
Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation
Empress Emergency Medical Services
Execu/Search Group
George Link, Jr. Charitable Trust
Gerardine Laffey Connolly Foundation
Greenburgh Police Benevolent Association
HBO
Hegarty Family Foundation
Hudson Valley Bank
Hudson Valley National Foundation
J. Homer Butler Foundation
J-K Prosthetics & Orthotics
Jacqueline Harris Hochberg Foundation, Inc.
Jennison Associates, LLC
Labor Body AFL-CIO
Macy’s Inc.
Operation Santa Claus
Opus Advisory Group, LLC
Prospect Street Administrators, Inc.
Putney, Twombly, Hall & Hirson LLP
Rose M. Badgeley Residuary Charitable Trust
Sammarco Stone & Supply
Sarah I. Schieffelin Residuary Trust
Sisters of Charity
Sisters of Charity Center
Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick of New York
Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick of Westchester
Special Kids of New York, Inc.
St. Faith’s House Foundation
St. Vincent de Paul Foundation, Inc.
Starlight Children’s Foundation NY*NJ*CT
Tania & Brian J. Higgins Charitable Trust
The Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation
The Children’s Place
The Laura B. Vogler Foundation, Inc.
Verni Foundation Inc.
Von Seebeck Charitable Trust
W. Ryan Holdings, LLC - Rooster’s Market
Y.C. Ho/Helen & Michael Chiang Foundation
Yonkers Fire Fighters Local 628
Yonkers Police Benevolent Association
There are many ways you can support the St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Foundation:
Gifts by Mail
To mail in your gift, please make out your check to the “St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Foundation” and indicate where you would like to designate your
gift (to the St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Foundation, Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center, John A. Coleman School, Children’s Rehabilitation Center,
Hummingbird Campaign or to the program with the greatest need). Please mail your check to: St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Foundation, Attention:
Institutional Advancement, 300 Corporate Boulevard South, Yonkers, N.Y. 10701
Gifts Online
To make a secure, online credit card donation (American Express, Discover, MasterCard or Visa), please visit setonpediatric.org/donate and click the
“Donate Online” button.
Gifts by Phone
To make a credit card donation by phone or to discuss tributes, memorials, gifts of stocks and securities, matching gifts, recurring gifts or planned giving,
please call (914) 294-6193.
In-Kind Gifts
We welcome donations such as new toys, arts and crafts supplies, books and DVDs. If you would like to make an in-kind donation, please call (914) 2946193.
The St. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Foundation is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit corporation and contributions to it are tax deductible to the fullest extent
permissible by law.
Our Continuum of Care provides specialized medical, educational and therapeutic services to over
5,000 medically complex children each year where and when they need them the most
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