The Club provided WubbaNubs, which are pacifiers attached to a stuffed animal to allow babies born with inherited addiction to be better able to hold onto the pacifier while going through withdrawal.

The Club also provided MamaRoos, which is an infant seat that moves in a motion that helps soothe and calm infants.

In addition, the Club provided developmentally appropriate toys for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Magee-Womens Hospital.

The 25 Club purchased a 25-week training mannequin called Premature Anne. This mannequin is a realistic 25-week preterm mannequin. This will be used for orientation, yearly competency tests and mock codes in the NICU.

Provided funds for research on Celebellar Injury in Preterm Neonates; Funding for research for Impact of Maternal Placental Fetal Communication Pregnancy Health; provided funds for Diagnosis of Aqueductal Stenosis and Shunting to Alleviate Fetal Severe Hydrocephalus.

2014 marked the 75th year for The 25 Club.  In celebration, The 25 Club held a Gala to benefit research and clinical care at Magee-Womens Hospital.

October 2010: The Twenty-Five Club contributed funds to create a Fetal Diagnosis Treatment Center directedby Dr. Stephen Emery. This center provides in-utero surgery for the diagnosis and treatment of Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome.  A Disease of the Placenta that affects identical twin pregnancies. The funds needed for this along with Dr. Watchko’s Kernicterus Research was a three year commitment for The Twenty-Five Club.

2011: The Twenty-Five Club provided Dr. Stephen Emery with funds for in-utero repair of FetalSpina Bifida.