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The Brooklyn Hospital Foundation’s 2019 Founders Ball a Great Success
The Brooklyn Hospital Foundation’s Founders Ball was this year a sold-out affair that attracted more than 700 guests and raised more than $1.4 million. The net proceeds will fund clinical advancements in the borough’s oldest and only Downtown Brooklyn hospital. In the midst of the do-gooding was some serious fun, including dancing and casino games!
The Brooklyn Hospital Foundation to Recognize More 175th Anniversary Medalists
The Brooklyn Hospital Center (TBHC) continues to celebrate its 175th Anniversary as Brooklyn’s first voluntary hospital by recognizing iconic individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to the well-being of Brooklyn’s vibrant, dynamic community.
Lizanne Fontaine Talks on ‘Power Women with Victoria Schneps’ Podcast
Lizanne Fontaine, Counsel at VIP Community Services, local Brooklynite and chair of the Board of Trustees at The Brooklyn Hospital Center, was recently featured on the "Power Women with Victoria Schneps" podcast, a series of interviews with outstanding women and their keys to success.
The Brooklyn Hospital Foundation’s 2019 Founders Ball Uses Rubik’s Cube Theme to Highlight Healthcare Puzzles and Solutions and Honor Brooklyn’s Best
Bob & Cynthia Knakal to Co-Chair the Annual Celebration that focuses on modernizing and reimagining community healthcare on Wednesday, October 16, 6pm at NY Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge, 333 Adams St. The Brooklyn Hospital Foundation’s Founders Ball, which typically attracts more than 700 guests and raises over $1 million in net proceeds annually, funds clinical advancements in the region’s oldest and most celebrated voluntary hospital.
The Brooklyn Hospital Center Joined Community Block Party with Hakeem Jeffries, Walter Mosley, Velmanette Montgomery and Laurie Cumbo
The Brooklyn Hospital Center (TBHC) joined the community block party thrown by State Assembly Member Walter T. Mosley, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, NYC Council Majority Leader Laurie Cumbo and State Senator Velmanette Montgomery. The festivities took place in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.