Huntington Hospital

Huntington Hospital has been serving Huntington Township and the surrounding area since 1916. It was the first community hospital on Long Island to achieve Magnet status, an honor that recognizes excellence in nursing, and it is a New York State-designated Stroke Center and Level II Trauma Center. The hospital puts a special emphasis on care of the cancer patient through its Don Monti Cancer Center, cardiac care through the Mariani Family Cardiology Center, maternity and neonatal care, and complex orthopedic surgery.

 

Ways to Support

Join us at a golf outing, gala, or other special event. Make a donation in honor of a special occasion, to celebrate the birth of of a baby in memory of a loved one, or in tribute to an exceptional healthcare professional. Support a project or patient care area that is meaningful to you. There are a range or opportunities to support Huntington Hospital's healthcare mission. All gifts are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. All are recognized and appreciated. 

 

Volunteer Opportunities

As a volunteer, you would be not only an integral and valuable component of the hospital's staff, but often a source of comfort and cheer to those who are caught in the lonely experience of hospitalization. 

In 1917, 130 local women formed a "Woman's Auxiliary" at Hungtington Hospital, performing many seemingly small tasks designed to lighten the load for the hospital staff. Over time, the name of the organization was changed, men and juniors joined the roster, and service expanded. But the sense of dedication and purpose has remained the same. And now, as then, a willingness to help is more important than an abundance of time.

If you have a few hours, a sense of professionalism, and the ability to work well with others, you fit the volunteer profile. You'll find a comprehensive list of service choices. Are you an "up front" person? There's a service for you. Rather work behind the scenes? There's a service for you. Choose from reception, wings, emergency department, nursing unit, Dolan Family Health Center, food and nutrition, pharmacy, Women's Health Center, gift shop, mail service, magazines and books, and thrift shop. Red hot right now are plans for the newest lobby service where volunteers will combine a warm friendly greeting with assistance to discharged patients leaving the hospital. Everyone from student to retiree will be welcome for this new service. Incidentally, men are always valued volunteers, particularly in services involving wheelchair assistance.

Information sessions for adults 18 and over are held on the first Wednesday of every month from September through June at 10am in the One-South Conference Room on the main floor. There are no sessions in July and August. Questions? The Volunteer Office has answers: (631) 351-2257. High school students aged 14-18 may pick up applications in the Volunteer Office.

 
 

Huntington Hospital News

Event sponsors North Shore Implant & Oral Surgery Associates.

Strike Against Cancer

Huntington Hospital’s annual Strike Against Cancer bowling event was held in March 2013 at 300 Long Island.  Over 365 employees, physicians, board members and friends in the community attended the event.  More than $35,000 was raised to benefit patient care at the Don Monti Cancer Center at the hospital. Pictured, event sponsors North Shore-LIJ Implant & Oral Surgery Associates.

Pictured, from left, are Michael D. Brown, Huntington Hospital Board of Trustees and Lou Maddaloni, owner of Maddaloni Jewelers

Maddaloni Festival of Watches Event

Maddaloni Jewelers of Huntington hosted its annual Festival of Watches event in November 2012, a special showcase of exclusive and limited edition timepieces. Over 150 guests attended the event, which included hors d'oeuvres, wine and beer tastings and raffle prizes. All proceeds from the evening benefited Huntington Hospital. Pictured, from left, are Michael D. Brown, Huntington Hospital Board of Trustees and Lou Maddaloni, owner of Maddaloni Jewelers.

 

Huntington Hospital FAQ's

How will my donation be used?

There are two types of gifts, the restricted gift and the unrestricted gift. The unrestricted gift allows the hospital to decide which patient care area would most benefit from your generosity. The restricted gift is where the donor directs their contribution to benefit a specific patient care area, the purchase of a piece of equipment, building project, or endowment. When you give to Huntington Hospital, you can be assured that your donation will be used in exactly the way that you intend. 

How will my donation be recognized?

Hospital donors are valued and appreciated. There are various recognition vehicles depending on the size of your gift and its area of designation.

All gifts (with the permission of the donor) of $250 or more are recognized in the hospital's Annual Report published each April and distributed to over 100,000 households in Huntington and its surrounding communities. Gifts of $5,000 or more are recognized with the donor's name engraved on a plate and affixed to the Major Donor Wall located on the main floor of the hospital. Gifts are recognized cumulatively, meaning that all donors' giving is tracked annually. When the total giving reaches $5,000, they will be recognized on the Major Donor Wall. Some gifts have multiple recognitions.

Rooms, units, wings, and buildings may be named. Naming opportunities begin with donations of $10,000.

Is my gift tax-deductible?

Huntington Hospital is a not-for-profit 501 (C) 3 organization. As such, all donations are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.  

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Julie Robinson-Tingue

Director, Public Affairs
631-470-5207
jrobinson@hunthosp.org

Dolli Bross

Senior Development Associate
631-470-5204
dbross@hunthosp.org