Corey Ribotsky (NIR Group)

Corey Ribotsky Presented with Abraham Lincoln Leadership Award

On April 18th, Judge Robert V. Beltrani presented Corey Ribotsky with the Abraham Lincoln Leadership Award during the Queens GOP Spring Dinner. Speaking from the heart, Judge Beltrani recounted the struggles that his family faced in 2006 when their daughter experienced a life-or-death situation. Transferring from another hospital to Schneider Children’s Hospital, the child underwent emergency brain surgery and had her life saved.

As Judge Beltrani explained, the work that Corey Ribotsky has done with the Children’s Medical Center of New York helped to create the happy ending to the Beltrani family’s struggles. Hear more of the speech that Judge Beltrani gave and of Corey Ribotsky’s acceptance speech.

 

CMF of New York Family Fun Day

The Children's Medical Fund of New York with President Corey Ribotsky recently had its annual Family Fun Day. The day benefits critically ill children and their families at Schneider Children's Hospital North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System. The day included pony rides, train rides, a bbq lunch, pumpkins and more. Here are a few pictures from the successful event.

CMF Board Member Dr. Jordan Gitlin & Kids

 

Rob Raphael & Family, CMF Board Members Dr. Richard Glick, Dr. Mark Mittler & Families

CMF Board Event in Garden City

In recent news for the Children's Medical Fund of New York, where Corey Ribotsky is the President, the Garden City Chapter held its Annual Installation and Membership Open House during the summer.  Hosted by Lilli Diller, this event allowed the board to thank its members and to install the new board.

In addition, the board presented Gina Segreti, the Managing Director of CMF's Main Division, with a check to the Cohen’s Medical Center of New York of the North Shore Long Island Jewish Health System.

In the picture above is the CMF Board presenting its annual contribution check to Gina Segreti (center)- Managing Director of CMF’s Main Division

New Board of Director Member to CMFNY

The Children's Medical Fund of New York, where Corey Ribotsky is the President, has recently elected someone to its board of directors.  The Fund welcomes Randy Zelin to the board of directors.

Zelin is a partner in the Garden City law firm of Moritt Hock & Hamroff. He will serve as vice president of the men's division for the organization.

The Children's Medical Fund of New York is always honored to work with highly accomplished individuals who will help to forward their goals and to help children in need in the New York area.

 

CMFNY and Corporate Alliances

The Children’s Medical Fund, where Corey Ribotsky is the president, has a rich history of corporate partnerships.  These partnerships go all the way back to 1974, when the H.J. Heinz Company sponsored a baby-food label-collecting campaign with the CMFNY.

Corporate Alliance member companies help the Children’s Medical Fund to keep doing its important work, while getting recognition for their own companies. CMF helps companies to build their community presence to meet other businesspeople and to make valuable contacts.

In addition, with a Corporate Alliance sponsorship, businesses get tickets to the Annual Corporate Alliance breakfast, a special rate ticket to the Annual Golf and Tennis Charity Classic Dinner and a company name and logo presence on the InTouch newsletter.

Corey Ribotsky at Cocktail Reception for CMFNY

Back in April of 2010 David Blumenthal, the chairman of the Children’s Medical Fund of New York, hosted a cocktail reception in honor or the exclusive men’s international clothing designer Ermenegildo Zegna. 

The April reception marked the 100th anniversary of the founding of the company, which coincided with the opening of the 14th retail shop in the United States.

Twenty percent of the funds raised at the event were dedicated to the Children’s Fund of New York, where Corey Ribotsky of the NIR Group serves as president.

Corey Ribotsky and the Golf and Tennis Charity Classic

The 35th annual Golf and Tennis Charity Classic took place last June 14th, 2010 in Old Westbury at the glen Oaks Club.

Thirty-five years ago this Golf and Tennis tournament was the first such benefit of its kind to take place on Long Island. Its success has been well-proven over the years with the raising of over one million dollars each year since it was established. Corey Ribotsky is pictured in the accompanying photograph in his role as the President of the Children's Medical Fund of New York, the recipient of the money raised, which goes to advance children’s health care in the New York area.

Pictured here are:Neil Schorr, Sue Schonfeld, Corey Ribotsky, David Blumenfeld

Children's Medical Fund Lester's Fashion Show

On October 20^th, families and friends of the Children’s Medical Fund joined Lester’s for an evening of music and fashion at Old Westbury Country Club. The event opened with dinner, cocktails and raffle and auction prizes. Activities including Wendy the “pied piper” of pipe cleaners, photos and dog tags by ESP/TRU FIT and amazing magic tricks by Keith Rothschild were also popular throughout the evening. Over four hundred guests were present, and eighty five children ruled the runway, escorted by the music of the Rosalyn Theater Company. A live auction was held for an internship with Donny Deutsch and a signed poster of the Glee club. The event raised $125,000 for the Child Life Department.

The Children’s Medical Fund of New York, with president Corey Ribotsky, is an organization which works to improve child health care as well as the patient and family experiences while hospitalized.

Children’s Medical Fund of New York Helping Kids with Kindles

As part of the Children’s Medical Fund Annual Golf & Tennis Charity Classic, a group of members of the Junior SCOPE club at Jericho High School raised money for Kindles. Jillian Shakin, Jared Bloch, Hailey Susser and Ashley Wong collected money to purchase Kindles for children at nearby hospitals.

Ann Marie DiFrancesca, the Child Life Director, then met with Jillian and Jared at the offices of the Children’s Medical Fund, where Corey Ribotsky is the President. The students presented Ms. DiFrancesca with Kindles and Amazong gift cards for the sick children to use and enjoy.

2010 Ermenegildo Zegna Opening with Corey Ribotsky & Others Present

Ermenegildo Zegna has recently celebrated its 100^th anniversary and they are celebrating with the opening of their new Ermenegildo Zegna boutique. This is their 14^th retail store in the United States. Their cocktail reception on April 21, 2010 generously benefited the Children’s Medical Fund of New York, where Corey Ribotsky is the President. 20% of the proceeds from the evening’s events were earmarked to benefit the Children’s Medical Fund of New York.

 

David Blumenfeld, chairman of the Children’s Medical Fund, hosted the evening with food from Chris Robbins of Robbins Wolfe Eventeurs. 

 

Pictured here are CMF President, Corey S. Ribotsky, Stacey Ribotsky, Lauren Browne, CMF Chairman David Blumenfeld, Castagna Realty Company, Inc. Chairman Frank Castagna, Rita Castagna, Zegna President & CEO Robert Ackerman, Executive VP Retail Mauro Visentini.

Corey Ribotsky and Dr. Arthur Klein

Both Corey Ribotsky and Dr. Arthur Klein work hard for pediatric care.  Corey Ribotsky serves as President of the Children’s Medical Fund of New York (CMFNY) which provides funds to equip New Hyde Park’s Schneider’s Children’s Hospital (which is now known as the Cohen Children’s Medical Center of New York).  Dr. Klein is the Senior Vice President and Chief of Staff at the hospital, a role which makes him responsible for the children’s services line and all its developments, programs and services.  Klein has worked at many different hospitals in New York and prior to his work at this hospital, was also Executive Vice Chairman of the Department of Pedatrics at the New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center.

Corey Ribotsky and Children’s Needs

Corey Ribotsky takes the needs of children very seriously.  That is why he is so active at CMFNY.  The Children’s Medical Center provides funds for seeks to “provide the highest level of care that addresses the special needs of children – from premature babies to adolescents.”  For someone so successful and busy in the business world, it is wonderful that Ribotsky takes the time out to dedicate himself to such an important venture.