Impact: Your Donor Dollars at Work

Nurse hugging a smiling patient in a wheelchair in Burke hospital

Change lives, foster groundbreaking initiatives and ensure Burke’s continued success and growth!

The Impact of Your Donation- Empowering Patients

Every dollar donated directly impacts our patients by providing the resources and innovations necessary for them to make their fullest possible recovery. Here are just a few of their stories

The Difference You Make:

Thanks to the generosity of people like you, we've been able to accomplish a great deal. Below are just a few highlights of the transformations, innovations and updates we've made, many of which are ongoing and continue to be in need of support.

  • All new patient beds for a safer, more comfortable patient experience
  • The McCarthy Family Meditation Garden - a space on our main campus dedicated to respite and rejuvenation for patients, visitors, and staff
  • an updated lobby and patient rooms in our main hospital to create a warm, welcoming and healing environment
  • Cutting-edge technology and equipment like the Bemo that allows patients on hemodialysis or who can't leave their room to continue with their therapy bedside.
  • New and expanded outpatient locations throughout Westchester, the Hudson Valley, and the Bronx
  • Innovative programs like Neurologic Music Therapy, ICAP, Adaptive Sports, Oncology Rehabilitation and more

Thank You!

Make a Difference

To learn how you can make a difference, please call the Development Office at (914) 597-2847 or email giving@burke.org

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Our Founding Donation

It all started thanks to the generosity of one person.

In the early 20th century, philanthropist John Masterson Burke specified in his will that a foundation be created and funded at his death to purchase land and build a unique health facility. Patients discharged from a hospital came to this new facility to regain their strength and independence before returning to work or home life. Inability to pay was not a barrier to admission.

Since its opening in 1915, Burke has relied on donations for its continued operation. Please consider making a donation to support the next century of rehabilitation care at Burke.