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100% OF EVERY GIFT SUPPORTS KIDS WITH SPECIAL HEALTHCARE NEEDS

100% of every donation to Children's Specialized Hospital Foundation supports the vital programs and services that are transforming the lives of children with special healthcare needs.

Treating over 35,000 local children at our 15 locations throughout New Jersey each year, Children's Specialized Hospital is the nation's leading provider of inpatient and outpatient care for children, adolescents and young adults facing special health challenges from chronic illnesses and complex physical disabilities like brain and spinal cord injuries to a full scope of developmental, behavioral, and mental health concerns.

 


 

Transforming Lives 2.0: The Campaign for Children's Specialized Hospital

We are in the midst of the largest fundraising campaign in CSH history—a campaign that will increase access to specialized care to more children throughout New Jersey and beyond. In addition to the four new CSH facilities that will open, this campaign will fund vital research projects in the areas of autism, brain injury, chronic health conditions, cognition and mobility. 

 

 

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MEET AYDIN

Aydin spent the first year of his life in the hospital. With expert training for mom and dad he is now home with his family, growing and learning every day.

AYDIN'S STORY

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t7TH ANNUAL WALK N' ROLL

Registration is open for our 17th annual Walk n' Roll on Sunday, October 1! Register and start your team today to help us raise critical funds that have an immediate impact on kids and families in your community.

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Latest News

CSH FOUNDATION HONORS TODD FRAZIER AT NEW TOMS RIVER OUTPATIENT CENTER

To commemorate the Fraziers' role as honorary co-chairs of the Transforming Lives 2.0 capital campaign, CSH Foundation revealed the Dream. Believe. Achieve. Tribute to Todd Frazier.

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SPRING 2023 ISSUE

 

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