K. Hovnanian Children's Hospital at Jersey Shore University Medical ...
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K. <strong>Hovnanian</strong> Children’s <strong>Hospital</strong> <strong>at</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Shore</strong> <strong>University</strong> <strong>Medical</strong> Center Child Life<br />
Wish List for 2013<br />
K. <strong>Hovnanian</strong> Children’s <strong>Hospital</strong> is gr<strong>at</strong>eful for the generosity of the community th<strong>at</strong> provides<br />
supplies for our playrooms. Don<strong>at</strong>ions, including new toys, books and craft m<strong>at</strong>erials, are used<br />
throughout the year <strong>at</strong> K. <strong>Hovnanian</strong> Children’s <strong>Hospital</strong>. They are used by therapists as part of<br />
a p<strong>at</strong>ient’s tre<strong>at</strong>ment plan and to comfort and entertain a child during his or her hospital visit.<br />
Don<strong>at</strong>ions also allow the p<strong>at</strong>ients to select a gift following the completion of a procedure or to<br />
celebr<strong>at</strong>e a significant event such as a birthday, holiday, or the end of tre<strong>at</strong>ment. Please call 732-<br />
776-4626 or 732-776-2541 to arrange a day/time to deliver your don<strong>at</strong>ion to the K. <strong>Hovnanian</strong><br />
Children’s <strong>Hospital</strong>, or if you have any questions. Please contact the <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Shore</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
<strong>Medical</strong> Center Found<strong>at</strong>ion <strong>at</strong> 732-751-5134 to make a monetary don<strong>at</strong>ion to our program.<br />
Thank you for helping make a difference in the lives of out p<strong>at</strong>ients and families!<br />
We appreci<strong>at</strong>e your generosity. To enhance our Child Life program, we gr<strong>at</strong>efully accept the<br />
following items:<br />
Arts and Crafts<br />
Arts and Crafts provide p<strong>at</strong>ients with opportunities to be cre<strong>at</strong>ive and expressive.<br />
Art Kits<br />
Beads for jewelry making<br />
Blank Masks<br />
Canvas for painting<br />
Canvas tote bags to decor<strong>at</strong>e<br />
Coloring posters<br />
Coloring books<br />
Construction paper<br />
Crayola crayons<br />
Crayola colored pencils<br />
Crayola markers<br />
Crayola modeling magic<br />
Do-A-Dot markers<br />
Elmer’s Glue<br />
Fabric markers<br />
Fe<strong>at</strong>hers<br />
Felt<br />
Foam shape tub<br />
Fun fusion beads<br />
Gel pens<br />
Glitter glue<br />
Glitter<br />
Glue dots<br />
Glue sticks<br />
Paint (acrylic and tempera)
Paint brushes<br />
Playdoh<br />
Pom-poms<br />
Popsicle sticks<br />
Paint pens<br />
Pipe cleaners<br />
Sand art<br />
Scissors<br />
Scrapbook supplies/ paper<br />
Stickers<br />
Stained glass painting kits<br />
Small wooden boxes or paper mache boxes to decor<strong>at</strong>e<br />
Spin art<br />
Sketch pads<br />
Scrap booking m<strong>at</strong>erials<br />
Tissue paper<br />
W<strong>at</strong>er color paint<br />
Board Games/ Cards<br />
P<strong>at</strong>ients are able to particip<strong>at</strong>e in activities th<strong>at</strong> require less energy but are still able to be<br />
challenged and learn through activities th<strong>at</strong> utilize their minds.<br />
Puzzles (large floor puzzles, preschool wooden board puzzles, crosswords, word<br />
search, jigsaw)<br />
Games (Connect Four, Guess Who, Monopoly, Life, Trivial Pursuit, Scrabble,<br />
Oper<strong>at</strong>ion, Sorry, Trouble, Yahtzee, etc.)<br />
Playing cards (UNO, Skip-Bo, etc.)<br />
Books/ magazines<br />
Blank journals<br />
Books for all ages in English or Spanish<br />
I Spy and Where’s Waldo books<br />
Magazine subscriptions (Seventeen, Sports Illustr<strong>at</strong>ed, Disney Adventures, Teen People, People,<br />
Vogue, Cosmogirl Rolling Stone, Highlights, N<strong>at</strong>ional Geographic, music, car, fashion, etc.)<br />
Dram<strong>at</strong>ic/ Pretend Play<br />
Pretend play provides an opportunity for p<strong>at</strong>ients to learn about being in the hospital, gain a<br />
sense of control over the hospital environment and escape from the routines of the hospital.<br />
Baby dolls and clothes<br />
Barbie dolls and clothes<br />
Blank cloth ‘surgi’ dolls<br />
Fisher Price doctor kits<br />
Fisher Price garage and cars<br />
Fisher Price vehicles (school bus, fire truck, garbage truck, ambulance)<br />
Kitchen set<br />
Little Tikes/ Fisher Price people
M<strong>at</strong>ch box cars<br />
Medkin Dolls<br />
Plastic farm animals and dinosaurs<br />
Puppets<br />
Plastic kitchen food and dishes<br />
Play mobile medical hospital sets<br />
Tiaras or crowns<br />
Toy cash register<br />
Work bench<br />
Electronics<br />
CD boom box/stereo<br />
CD ROM games for computer<br />
Dig<strong>at</strong>al Camera/ Camcorders<br />
Digital camera printer<br />
Handheld video game systems<br />
Headphones for CD players<br />
Ipads<br />
Ipods<br />
Ipods and Ipod dock/ speakers<br />
Kindle/ Kindle Fire<br />
Portable CD players with AM/FM radio<br />
Tablet (any brand)<br />
Video games<br />
Video game systems<br />
Electronic Toys<br />
Fake cell phones<br />
Leapster toys<br />
Sound books<br />
Vtech toys<br />
Infant Items<br />
Items th<strong>at</strong> work best are those with few pieces th<strong>at</strong> are easily disinfected (nothing cloth).<br />
Baby bouncer<br />
Baby spoons/ forks<br />
Busy beads<br />
Busy Boxes<br />
Crib side mounted toys (washable ones such as Leap pas Dreamscapes Soother)<br />
Fisher Price items (Ocean wonders aquarium, symphony star stacker, etc.)<br />
Infant mirrors<br />
Mobiles (may not have cloth items <strong>at</strong>tached)<br />
Pop-up toys<br />
Pounding toys (hammering bench)
Projectors<br />
R<strong>at</strong>tles<br />
Shape sorter<br />
Sippy cups<br />
Snap and lock beads<br />
Squeak toys<br />
Stackable rings<br />
Teething rings<br />
Toy telephone<br />
Toys with light and sound<br />
Wind up toys<br />
Movies<br />
Must be DVD’s- English and Spanish- Please no R- r<strong>at</strong>ed movies<br />
G movies (Blues Clues, Clifford the Big Red Dog, Ice Age, A Bugs Life, Spongebob,<br />
Lilo and Stitch, Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, Dora the Explorer, The Wiggles,<br />
Cinderella, Snow White, Little Mermaid, Aladdin, etc.)<br />
PG movies (C<strong>at</strong> in the H<strong>at</strong>, Cheaper by the Dozen, Daddy Day Care, Freaky Friday,<br />
Monsters Inc., Shrek, Spy Kids, Toy Story, etc.)<br />
PG-13 movies (13 Going on 30, 50 First D<strong>at</strong>es, Spiderman, Hunger Games, Av<strong>at</strong>ar,<br />
Twilight, Meet the Parents, Big Daddy, Signs, Grown Ups, P<strong>at</strong>ch Adams, Blades of<br />
Glory, Transformers, etc.)<br />
Music<br />
CD’s only<br />
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Disney songs<br />
Itunes gift card<br />
Lullaby music<br />
Musical instruments<br />
Musical toys- guitars, bongos, drums, etc.<br />
Sing along songs<br />
Spanish music<br />
Teenage: pop, rock, R&B<br />
Miscellaneous Items<br />
Balls (Soccer balls, footballs, basketball with portable net)<br />
Bubbles<br />
Chap stick<br />
Conditioner<br />
Etch-a-Sketch<br />
Gift card for Itunes<br />
Gift card to The Rag Shop, Michaels, A.C. Moore<br />
Gift card to Toys R Us<br />
Gift card to Wal-Mart or Target
Hair accessories<br />
Lego’s<br />
Magna doodles<br />
Nail polish<br />
Nail polish decals<br />
New Pajamas (from newborn to adult sizes)<br />
New stuffed animals<br />
Shampoo<br />
Slinkees<br />
View master with cartridge<br />
Transport<strong>at</strong>ion Toys<br />
Little Tykes Cozy Coupe<br />
Little Tykes Push Car with handle<br />
Little Tykes Wagon<br />
The following are suggestions for group or individual service projects:<br />
Individual activity bags for children (coloring sheets or books, paper, glue, crayons,<br />
markers, stickers, etc.)<br />
Individual “ready to make” craft kits- please include the supplies and directions in the<br />
bag (door signs, small crafts, friendship bracelets)<br />
Seasonal holiday favors th<strong>at</strong> do not include food (Easter baskets, Christmas stockings,<br />
Halloween tre<strong>at</strong>s)<br />
Assembling toiletries in zip lock bags for family members (small bottles of shampoo,<br />
conditioner, body soap, toothpaste, Chap Stick, brushes—NO RAZORS please!)<br />
Help keep our Treasure Chest full. The treasure Chest is used when a child has<br />
undergone any type of procedure of test. Its purpose is to reward the child for getting<br />
through the procedure. Suggestions for smaller toys for p<strong>at</strong>ients ages 2-18 include:<br />
action figures, new books, hand-held electronic games, small games or puzzles,<br />
M<strong>at</strong>chbox cards, dolls, Barbie dolls, new stuffed animals, beanie babies, etc.<br />
DVD drive (English and Spanish- No R r<strong>at</strong>ed movies)<br />
Video game drive<br />
Sticker drive (cre<strong>at</strong>ive and kid friendly)<br />
Fundraising Wish List<br />
Wish List (items and their values)<br />
Capital<br />
Supplies<br />
Fundraising Ideas<br />
You may wish to consider fundraising through your school, family and friends, church or civic<br />
organiz<strong>at</strong>ion. Here are some ideas th<strong>at</strong> may help you get started:<br />
Don<strong>at</strong>e the monthly dues from your organiz<strong>at</strong>ion to K. <strong>Hovnanian</strong> Children’s<br />
<strong>Hospital</strong><br />
Host a small fundraising event: bake sale, car wash, penny war
Engage your corpor<strong>at</strong>e giving program<br />
In lieu of holiday gifts, make a don<strong>at</strong>ion to K. <strong>Hovnanian</strong> Children’s <strong>Hospital</strong><br />
Sponsor an event
To don<strong>at</strong>e toys, gifts or other items to K.<br />
<strong>Hovnanian</strong> Children’s <strong>Hospital</strong>:<br />
Sara Auerbach<br />
Certified Child Life Specialist<br />
Child Life Department<br />
Phone: 732-776-2541<br />
Email: sauerbach@meridianhealth.com<br />
Please Contact Michele Taylor<br />
Recre<strong>at</strong>ional Therapist<br />
Child Life Department<br />
Phone: 732-776-4626<br />
Email: mtaylor@meridianhealth.com<br />
Luiza Oganesian<br />
Certified Child Life Specialist<br />
Child Life Department<br />
Phone: 732-776-2541<br />
Email: Loganesian@meridianhealth.com<br />
To make a financial don<strong>at</strong>ion or to host a<br />
fundraising activity in support of K.<br />
<strong>Hovnanian</strong> Children’s <strong>Hospital</strong>:<br />
Please contact Amy Delaney<br />
Development Officer<br />
K. <strong>Hovnanian</strong> Children’s <strong>Hospital</strong><br />
<strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Shore</strong> <strong>University</strong> <strong>Medical</strong> Center<br />
Found<strong>at</strong>ion<br />
Phone: 732-751-5134<br />
Fax: 732-751-5120<br />
Email:adelaney@meridianhelth.com<br />
1945 St<strong>at</strong>e Route 33<br />
PO Box 1064<br />
Neptune, NJ 07754<br />
K. <strong>Hovnanian</strong> Children’s <strong>Hospital</strong> At <strong>Jersey</strong><br />
<strong>Shore</strong> <strong>University</strong> <strong>Medical</strong> Center<br />
1945 St<strong>at</strong>e Route 33<br />
Neptune, 07754
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