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Supporting Progress in Pediatric Care

Empowering hope and enhancing the experiences of the children and their families fighting pediatric cancer.

Current Grant

In May 2022, the Jack Martin Fund made a new $3.5 million commitment to Mount Sinai. This commitment will establish the Jack Martin Fund Child and Adolescent Imaging Center at Mount Sinai Kravis Children’s Hospital.

Past Grant

The Jack Martin Fund’s support for Mount Sinai over the years has included its initial role in creating the Polio Center in the 1950s which was followed by many years of support for the hospital's Adolescent Psychiatry Division.

Press

Over 72 years of extraordinary volunteer work, our impact has been felt. Today, that legacy continues.

WHO IS JACK MARTIN?

Our Impact

“I consider the Jack Martin Fund to be the Angels of Pediatric Oncology here at Mt Sinai”

Lisa M. Satlin, MD

Herbert H. Lehman Professor and Chair, Department of Pediatrics

"The Jack Martin Fund's longstanding commitment to Mount Sinai is unparalled."

Kenneth L. Davis, MD

Former Mount Sinai President & Chief Executive Officer

"The [Jack Martin Fund Child & Adolescent Imagining Center] will provide the most advanced technology and equipment to treat children in a safe, calming, and timely way"

Oren Becher, MD

Chief of the Jack Martin Fund Division of Pediatric Hematology-Oncology

Driven By Purpose

Support the Jack Martin Fund

Your donation supports the Jack Martin Fund’s recent gift of $3.5 million to establish the Child and Adolescent Imaging Center and provides ongoing support to the JMF Division of Pediatric Hematology & Oncology at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York City.

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About Us

The Jack Martin Fund, now marking its 75th Anniversary, is one of the most remarkable stories of volunteer support of medical care, research and education. In terms of outright generosity, faith in the promise of research to prevent and treat life-threatening diseases and commitment to one institution, the fund has few equals.

Since its inception in 1950, the Fund has contributed more than $45 million to Mount Sinai to further progress in human health through education, research and technology.

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