Making young people—including the very youngest—our top priority
As our term as Co-Presidents of The Auxiliary draws to a close, we are channeling our energy into two major fundraising initiatives: the Tiny Miracle Fund and the Mindstrong Fitness Event.
Leaders of the past keep an eye on the future
Many of The Auxiliary’s past presidents came together earlier this year for a luncheon co-chaired by Marilyn Golfman, Hela Boro and Lucy Wolkove.
You’ve come a long way, baby
Evan Goldstein holds the tiny knitted cap he wore when he was born eight weeks prematurely at the JGH on Nov. 18, 1987, weighing 1,587 grams (3½ pounds).
Volunteers come to the “fore!”
From the greens to the rough, Auxiliary volunteers like Ellen Amdursky (left) and Elaine Zeidel were out in full force to help ensure the success of the annual JGH Silver Star-Mercedes Benz Golf Classic.
Making a huge difference for the smallest patients
Sometimes the biggest miracles come in the tiniest “packages”. That’s what happens whenever a baby is born prematurely and receives extra-special care at the JGH.