Our Mission
At Connecticut Children’s Medical Center Foundation, our mission is to support Connecticut Children’s. By bringing together patient families, donors, community members, philanthropic partners and others to raise the financial resources needed to invest in people, research, technology and state-of-the-art equipment, we can support Connecticut Children’s in providing the care our children need and deserve.
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OUR IMPACT
114,000+ Children
114,000+
Each year, more than 114,000 children receive care made possible by contributions to the Greatest Need Children's Fund.
Annual Pediatric Transports
532
Patients in need of critical-care were transported to Connecticut Children's from regional hospitals. Of that, more than 300 were NICU babies.
ED Visits
59,485
Patient visits to the emergency department, which equate to 164 per day. No one is turned away due to an inability to pay.
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Upcoming Events
Taking the Toy Drive Online
To help prevent the spread of COVID-19, there will be no toy drop-off locations this year. Online contributions or MyRegistry wish list purchases only.
For 24 years, troopers from Troop H of the Connecticut State Police have been as busy as Santa’s elves carrying out their December Toy Drive.
With assistance from Ambulance Service of Manchester (ASM) and Aetna Ambulance, the troopers have collected more than half a million toys and more than $240,000 in donations to benefit children who find themselves in the Emergency Department at Connecticut Children’s during the holidays and throughout the year.
Children who have to visit Connecticut Children’s can be overwhelmed with the unknown. Toys collected by the State Police provide a welcome distraction to children and help encourage communication between a care provider and patient. Making a donation today helps provide smiles all year long. Sometimes a toy can be the one thing a child remembers about their visit – a memory you can create.
Calling all Schools and Businesses!
Give $1 – Wear your PJs – Support Kids with Cancer
PJ Day for the Kids kicks off its 10th anniversary with a mission to not only raise money, but to honor the brave kids fighting cancer at Connecticut Children’s. Join us as students and businesses across Connecticut wear their PJs for the kids. Coordinate a PJ Day for your school or business now by clicking here.
Since 2011, thousands of children in Connecticut have worn their PJs to school and, simultaneously, have raised more than $1,000,000 in support of kids at Connecticut Children’s. Each year, PJ Day has inspired more and more schools and businesses across the state of Connecticut to participate. Won’t you join them?
The Allied Printing Services Charitable Foundation’s 13th Annual Golf Tournament will take place Thursday, June 10, 2021 at Tunxis Country Club. Tunxis offers two 18-hole courses for our guests to enjoy: the Green Course, a par 70 links-style course featuring narrow fairways, and the White Course, a par 72 course featuring several island greens that require accurate approach shots.
Allied has generously raised more than $200,000 for Connecticut Children’s, touching every corner of the Medical Center. Since 2008, Allied has been a generous supporter of Connecticut Children’s Greatest Need Children’s Fund, and beginning in 2016, proceeds have supported Connecticut Children’s Office for Community Child Health (the Office).
Player spots and sponsorship opportunities are available.
Golfers will receive $100 in Nike tee gift prizes, and the famous Golf Ball Launcher will be back this year!
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Connecticut Children’s Office for Community Child Health
Raising healthy, successful children takes more than just health care.
Research shows the excellence of medical and surgical care provided to children only accounts for 10 percent of their overall healthy development. To tackle the other 90 percent, Connecticut Children’s Office for Community Child Health is leading the way in addressing the social, environmental, and behavioral factors that keep children from reaching their full potential.
Connecticut Children’s formed the Office in 2012 to build stronger child-serving systems across all sectors serving children and families. The Office ensures collaboration between our hospital’s 15 community-oriented programs. It also enhances collaboration between those programs and our growing network of community-based partners, which now stands at more than 150 organizations. As a result of its pioneering work, Office programs and innovations are making a difference for children and families in Connecticut and about 30 states around the country. Learn more
Tournament Schedule
9:30 am Registration and Breakfast
11:00 am Shotgun Start
4:00 pm Cocktails
5:00 pm Dinner
Help Kids Like Emily
Facing an extraordinary medical challenge.
For our daughter Em, feeding issues and limited language were a daily struggle. We had so many questions about her future, with no real answers. But when we met speech language pathologist, Kelly Mabry, PhD, at Connecticut Children’s, everything changed for our family.