Princeton Medical Center Foundation

05/04/2026

We're excited to announce Princeton Health's Community Day & Kids Marathon on Saturday, May 30 at Miry Run Park in Robbinsville, NJ!

Join us for this FREE family-friendly day of health, wellness, and fun!

Community Day | 9am - 12pm
Music • Games • Giveaways • Screenings • Face Painting • Kids' Crafts • Demos

Kids Marathon Finale | 10am
Pre-K through Grade 8 come together to cross the finish line for the Kids Marathon Finale!

Register here: https://pennmedicine.trumba.com/princeton-health/Community-Day-Kids-Marathon/E200993598

04/08/2026

In honor of Memorial Day, we are proud to bring our community together for a Wreaths of Remembrance Ceremony at Princeton Medical Center on May 20 at 2 PM.

This special tribute honors the lives given in service to our country.

We invite you to join us and welcome organizations and community members to contribute a commemorative wreath as we come together in a meaningful moment of reflection with neighbors, friends, and colleagues.

For wreath contributions, contact Debbie Millar at 609.897.8982 or [email protected].

RSVP: https://pennmedicine.trumba.com/princeton-health/Veteran-to-Veteran-Caf-Wreaths-of-Remembrance-Ceremony/E199505973

03/31/2026

Join familiar and friendly Community Wellness faces at our 3rd Annual Spring Self-Care Retreat on Sunday, April 26 at the beautiful Plainsboro Preserve!

Spend a nourishing day filled with guided indoor and outdoor wellness activities, including:

Yoga & Tai Chi | Art | Nature Walks & Forest Bathing
Chair Massages | Nutrition | Breathwork | Lunch

Come solo or bring a friend!
Register by April 20th — space is limited.
Find the registration link in the comments below!

This event is provided in collaboration with the Plainsboro Preserve and the Hamilton Area YMCA.

Philanthropy allows us to provide programs like these. Make a gift:
https://giving.apps.upenn.edu/fund?program=MC&fund=606139

01/28/2026

Sudden cardiac arrest can strike unexpectedly, but knowing CPR can significantly increase survival rates.

This February, we are offering FREE CPR classes for families, workplaces, and community organizations. Our hands-on training covers CPR techniques for adults, children, and infants, making it accessible to everyone, regardless of medical background. Click below and join us in empowering your community to act when it matters most.

FREE CPR schedule: https://pennmedicine.trumba.com/princeton-health?search=free-cpr-month

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Email from Princeton Medical Center Foundation Schedule or Attend a Class Today   Sudden cardiac arrest can happen anywhere—at home, at work, or in our community—and CPR can double or even triple a pe

12/24/2025

Wishing you and your families a happy and healthy holiday season!
From your friends at the Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center Foundation and Community Wellness teams.

12/02/2025

It’s Giving Tuesday! Your gift to Penn Medicine Princeton Health helps provide compassionate, innovative care for our community. Every contribution makes a difference. 💙

https://giving.apps.upenn.edu/fund?program=MC&fund=630457&appeal=GIVTUESP

12/01/2025

Beat the Giving Tuesday Rush, Give TODAY to Princeton Health.
is December 2nd!

Click to Donate: https://giving.apps.upenn.edu/fund?program=MC&fund=630457&appeal=GIVTUESP

11/27/2025

Wishing you and your families a very Happy & Healthy Thanksgiving!

08/15/2025

When they're not working at the hospital, these employees of Penn Medicine Princeton Health are working on their set list.

After seeing each other perform at an employee talent show in 2019, Chief Medical Officer Dr. Craig Gronczewski, Dr. David Barile, Dr. Jasmeet Bajaj, Dr. Gabe Smolarz, Dr. Kevin Skole, and director of Spiritual Care and Well Being Samuel Yenn-Batah, decided to form a group called Full Code, managed by lab courier Alan Stefanowicz.

“That’s what is unique about the band,” said Barile. “We’re all in different fields of medicine, but our interests in music are all varied as well, so we bring different kinds of spice to the band.”

07/10/2025

A BIG Thank You to the Eliza J. Cekirge Foundation who for the 3rd year in a row has hosted a fundraising event benefitting the Princeton Medical Center Eating Disorders Unit. This successful event raised $10,000.

Dr. Rebecca Boswell, Director for Princeton Center for Eating Disorders shared how funds from last years' fundraiser were used.
"We were able to buy clean clothes for patients with limited means, build a free stock of gender-affirming care items for transgender and gender nonconforming patients, and complete monthly seasonal food exposures. We also started a clinical research project using neuropsychiatric assessment of changes in cognition during malnutrition. The Eating Disorders team is really grateful for the opportunity to provide these resources and share new knowledge about eating disorders."

Donations of all sizes make a big difference for patients and families.