Consider a Donation of Material Goods

Gifts for Pediatric Patients 

Thank you for supporting the patients at Goryeb Children’s Hospital!

We encourage donations to be purchased and sent directly through our Amazon or Target Wish lists.

We are unable to accept donations that are not preapproved and scheduled.

For the safety of our patients, team members and donors we are unable to allow visitors to enter the hospital. All drop off donations will be received curbside with all parties having appropriate mask wear.

For any questions or to schedule a donation drop off please contact the Child Life Department at 973-971-6795 or GoryebDonations@atlantichealth.org

Wish Lists

Please check our Wish Lists for donation ideas and a list of approved items:

• Amazon Wish List
• Target Wish List

Donation Guidelines:

• Items must be newly purchased and still in packaging
• We are unable to accept
  1. Used items
  2. Items that contain latex or plush
  3. Items that are homemade including blankets, pillowcases and cards
  4. Books except for board books for infants/toddlers
  5. Scooters, bikes, skates, hoverboards, skateboards, etc.

• We appreciate gift cards in any increments to help support our patients and families; see below for recommendations.

Gift Cards

• $5-10 increments to Starbucks
• ​$10 increment gift cards are used as “treasure chest” rewards for our teen patients. Amazon, Target, Starbucks, Barnes & Noble, Chipotle and Dunkin Donuts are all favorites.
• $25 increments to gas stations (for parents traveling back and forth to the hospital often)
• Any increment to Target, Walmart, Amazon, party stores, grocery stores and American Express/Visa, used as birthday gifts; for parents who need to buy specific foods for their sick child; to purchase supplies for patient parties and to purchase patient activity related supplies (slime, cooking activities, etc.)
• Any increment to local restaurants that deliver to give families with an extended stay an alternative option to hospital meals

Personal Property

A gift of personal property is a way to make a difference at Morristown Medical Center at little cost. If you donate a valuable collection, a work of art or other tangible personal property that can be used or sold by the hospital, you can take a charitable deduction of the item’s full fair market value and reduce future estate taxes. For more information about making a gift of personal property, contact Cynthia O’Donnell, director of gift planning, at 973-593-2418 or cynthia.odonnell@atlantichealth.org.

Real Estate

A gift of real estate is another means of making a donation to Morristown Medical Center. Tax-deductible donations of personal or commercial property can offer you significant tax advantages, while putting an asset to use in healing and saving lives.

Residential Property

Donating a home or second residence is a way of making a generous gift to Morristown Medical Center, while possibly gaining valuable tax benefits. Depending on your circumstances, you may reduce capital gains taxes, avoid probate costs and save on estate taxes. You can also make a tax-deductible donation of your home and continue to live in it, saving yourself the burden and cost of upkeep. For more information about our Gifts of Residential Real Estate program, contact Cynthia O’Donnell, director of gift planning, at 973-593-2418 or cynthia.odonnell@atlantichealth.org.

Commercial Property

If you are a commercial property owner, you may find it beneficial to donate surplus property to Morristown Medical Center, which can help relieve you of the burden and obligations of maintaining unproductive property. Companies can realize substantial tax savings while making a major gift that will yield direct benefits to the community. If desired, donated property can support a particular field of medicine. The Foundation will recognize sizable gifts of property in its magazine – the Foundation Journal – news releases and other promotional material, to afford company donors an opportunity to enhance their public image through their generosity. For more information about this program, contact Cynthia O’Donnell, director of gift planning, at 973-593-2418 or cynthia.odonnell@atlantichealth.org.