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Corporate Support

The 25 club has worked with numerous corporate donors. These range from banking, financial services, insurance industries, food industries, as well as health care. We would love to have the support of any company wanting to help in the research and care of neonatal intensive care unit babies. Please consider supporting the initiatives of The 25 Club of Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC today and help give the ‘tiniest of babies’ a better chance to grow and survive.

Individuals Support

While our corporate sponsors represent a very important factor to our fundraising, the individual donors and participants in our fundraisers make up the largest portion of our fundraising efforts. Their willingness to donate time, effort and money to the 25 club is amazing. With their help, we continue to make a positive impact for NICU babies, not only at Magee-Womens Hospital, but around the world! .

Donate to The 25 Club Today

Your donation will help fund our mission, and various initiatives.

Michel Franklin - The 25 Club member

Current 25 Club member a beneficiary at birth

“Magee has saved my life, numerous times — at my birth as one of this regions earliest preemies and also at the age of 37, when I was diagnosed with a potentially fatal illness.  Life, is something to be cherished at any age.  And so, one cannot overpraise the research that is spearheaded currently at UPMC — from neonatal care — saving the most fragile and youngest of lives …... to its cancer treatment and research.  Magee touches and protects everyone across this region — through its research.  I feel fortunate to be part of these 25 lovely women who help the NICU babies and more……”

Michel Franklin, Twenty-Five Club Member

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Michel Franklin, Twenty-Five Club Member

Michel Franklin - The 25 Club member
“Magee has saved my life, numerous times — at my birth as one of this regions earliest preemies and also at the age of 37, when I was diagnosed with a potentially fatal illness.  Life, is something to be cherished at any age.  And so, one cannot overpraise the research that is spearheaded currently at UPMC — from neonatal care — saving the most fragile and youngest of lives …... to its cancer treatment and research.  Magee touches and protects everyone across this region — through its research.  I feel fortunate to be part of these 25 lovely women who help the NICU babies and more……”
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