Monthly Archives for November 2009
St. Mary’s Kids Treated to a Holiday Party Hosted by the Kiwanis Club of LaGuardia Airport
Over 50 Children with Special Needs Enjoy a Night of Dinner, Dancing and Festive Activities St. Mary’s kids kicked off the holiday celebrations with a bang at the LaGuardia Marriot in Queens, NY. It was a wild night as the …
Queens Buisnessmen Raise $5,000 to Benefit St. Mary’s Kids
North Queens United’s Bowne Park Event Raises $5,000 to Benefit St. Mary’s Kids Business professionals from the Queens area united to support a good cause- children with special healthcare needs. North Queens United, an organization comprised of buisnessmen and women …
Annual St. Nicholas Celebration Collects Toys for St. Mary’s HIV/AIDS Home Care Patients
Father Randolph Frew and Officers of the 10th Precinct Bring an Early Holiday Surprise for Kids of St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children On Tuesday, November 17th, New York City patrons gathered for the 16th annual St. Nicholas celebration held …
East Coast Cars Holds Annual "Toys for Tots Car Run" For Kids of St. Mary’s
Car Lovers Raise over $12,000 to Support Children with Special Needs Classic car and motorcycle lovers joined in a police escorted parade to deliver bundles of joy and excitement to some very eager children at St. Mary’s Healthcare System for …
Great Neck Student Rounds up Tons of Support for School Supply Drive for St. Mary’s Kids
Jamie Diamond’s Good Deed Will Help Brighten the Holidays for Children & Families With Special Needs Colorful autumn leaves fill the bright skies as the winds carry a breath of fresh fall air. That time of year is approaching near- …
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Max
With a plastic fork in one hand and a plastic knife in the other, Max cuts his French toast, takes a bite, and gets ready to do it again. Performing this daily morning ritual might seem the norm for most five-year-olds, but for Max and his family, this is a major accomplishment. You see, for most of Max’s young life prior to coming to St. Mary’s, he relied on a feeding tube for nourishment.