12/3/2025
On Monday, December 1st, St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children raised over $1.4 million to support New York’s most medically fragile children at their annual Tribute Dinner. The funds raised at this year’s event will help St. Mary’s to continue to provide the highest quality of care to New York’s most medically fragile children through life-changing programs and services.
This year’s event was held at Gotham Hall in Midtown Manhattan, where guests honored Tom Giordano, General Manager of Suffolk Construction for his contributions to the St. Mary’s community and beyond. Under Tom’s leadership, Suffolk Construction has become a driving force in New York’s skyline, contributing to some of the city’s most visible and transformative projects. Tom is actively involved in the community, serving on the boards of several educational and charitable organizations.
Other attendees included top executives from the construction, financial services, and real estate industries, along with other business leaders and philanthropists who have shown dedication to supporting children with special needs and advancing pediatric healthcare.
“We are incredibly grateful to everyone who joined us for this year’s annual tribute dinner, and to all who continue to support our mission of providing the highest quality care to our patients,” said Sean Lally, President and CEO of St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children. “Honoring leaders like Tom Giordano highlights the profound impact one individual can have on a community, and together, we are helping to create brighter futures for the children we serve.”
Photos of the event are available HERE
About St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children: St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children has been the primary provider of long-term and rehabilitative care for New York’s most medically fragile children since the 1870s. St. Mary’s Healthcare System is one of only a handful of organizations around the country that is dedicated to providing intensive rehabilitation, specialized care, and education to children with special needs and life-limiting conditions.
