Join us on Friday, December 6th at Citi Field
Cocktails, dinner, joy, laughter, and our one-of-a-kind singalong.
Spirit of the Season 2023
Spirit of the Season 2022
Sharing her story
Getting things going
Getting things going
Eileen Fogarty shares her story as the Unit's Recreational Therapist for 25 years! Eileen is the heart and soul of the Unit.
Getting things going
Getting things going
Getting things going
The energy in the room builds as Tom White and John Asselta take the podium for our live auction.
A special guest
Getting things going
Bob Regan shares his message
Dr. Tony Lechich was the medical director for the Unit for many years. His contributions to HD care, diagnosis and treatment are recognized around the world.
Bob Regan shares his message
... and a Partridge in a Pear Tree!
Bob Regan shares his message
Bob has been our evening's highlight for many years. This year he also shared his beautiful song, "You Raise Me Up". Here Bob kicks off our singalong with his sister Liz McEntee.
12 Days of Christmas
... and a Partridge in a Pear Tree!
... and a Partridge in a Pear Tree!
Four Calling Birds are getting ready for the dramatic rendition of the 12 Days of Christmas that has made our event extra special.
... and a Partridge in a Pear Tree!
... and a Partridge in a Pear Tree!
... and a Partridge in a Pear Tree!
BIG NEWS!
Because of your generousity, we are now serving more than 100 residents at TWO Archcare facilities
Given the increasing need for quality care for people with HD, we are excited to announce we are expanding our support to the HD residents at Archcare at Ferncliff.
Archcare at Terence Cardinal Cooke Healthcare Center in Manhattan, home of the Mary and Jim White Center for the Care of People with Huntington's Disease.
Archcare at Ferncliff, located in Rhinebeck, NY, has more than 60 beds for HD residents.
Mary & Jim White Unit for People with Huntington's Disease
Over 35 Years of Care
What is Huntington's Disease?
Over 35 Years of Care
The Spirit of the Season is the fund raising organization for the HD Residents at Cardinal Cooke Healthcare Center and ArchCare at Ferncliff.
Our primary fundraiser is held the first Friday in December at Citi Field. We have auctions, raffles, dinner and cocktails. Highlights include our sing-a-long and 12 Days of Christmas 'pageant'!
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The Spirit of the Season is the fund raising organization for the HD Residents at Cardinal Cooke Healthcare Center and ArchCare at Ferncliff.
Our primary fundraiser is held the first Friday in December at Citi Field. We have auctions, raffles, dinner and cocktails. Highlights include our sing-a-long and 12 Days of Christmas 'pageant'!
Recognized around the world as a leader in HD care, ArchCare serves the largest HD population in the United States.
The mission of ArchCare, the Continuing Care Community of the Archdiocese of New York, is to foster and provide faith based holistic care to frail and vulnerable people unable to fully care for themselves.
What We Do
What is Huntington's Disease?
Over 35 Years of Care
We are committed to providing the highest quality of life for the residents through care that goes beyond a hospital to create a home.
The unique care we are able to offer is what makes a difference in the lives of our residents - therapies, events, and physical care as well as much needed equipment, family support, and staff recognition
We are committed to providing the highest quality of life for the residents through care that goes beyond a hospital to create a home.
The unique care we are able to offer is what makes a difference in the lives of our residents - therapies, events, and physical care as well as much needed equipment, family support, and staff recognition.
Stop by for a visit at the
1249 5th Avenue New York, NY
Center for Neurological Diseases
ArchCare at Ferncliff
Ferncliff Road, Rhinebeck, NY
What is Huntington's Disease?
What is Huntington's Disease?
What is Huntington's Disease?
Huntington's Disease is a degenerative brain disorder that erodes a victim's mental capacity and physical control. HD has been described as a combination of ALS, Alzheimers and Parkinsons Disease.
HD usually strikes between the ages of 30 and 50 and progresses very slowly, on average 15 years. More than 25,000 Americans suffer with HD. 125,000 are at risk for the disease.