Directed toward unmet patient needs in our residential and inpatient programs and in our special education schools for children and adolescents across our statewide system.

For unmet patient needs proposed by clinical staff and reviewed by an internal Grants Committee.

Funds directed toward the newest advancements in education for children aged 5 through 21 with autism at The Forbush School located in Hunt Valley, MD.

To enable the Gibson Museum (which houses the artifacts associated with the founders of Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital) to maintain its collection and to expand its educational offerings.

Dedicated to providing unmet needs for our elderly patients.

Directed to the comprehensive treatment of complex eating disorder patients in our 22-bed unit in Towson.

Furthers the clinical research mission of Sheppard Pratt.

An accredited Level V special education facility and residential treatment center on Sheppard Pratt's Towson campus for severely emotionally disturbed children and adolescents from pre-K through 12th grade. This fund provides unrestricted support for student needs such as technology, books, supplies, and field trips.

A fully accredited special education school and licensed residential treatment center in rural Frederick County for students aged 9 to 18. Devoted to unmet student and program needs. An unrestricted fund, its flexibility allows creative, responsive solutions to emergency student needs and changing program priorities.

Provides cash scholarships to graduating seniors from The Jefferson School (A Program of Sheppard Pratt Health System) in Frederick, Maryland to assist with their college tuition. A generous supporter will provide a one-to-one match up to $5,000 for new gifts.

Funds directed to the purchase of new art and the preservation of The Collection of Sheppard Pratt: Challenges and Triumphs over Mental Illness and Addiction and The Marvin Schapiro Collection for Therapeutic Settings.

Used to plant new trees and preserve the historic landscape of Sheppard Pratt’s Towson campus providing comfort to patients and their families.

Funding directed toward a specialized 14 bed adult unit at Sheppard Pratt at Ellicott City that is dedicated to the piloting of innovative patient centered interventions for possible replication throughout the health system. The Fenton Unit is named in memory of renowned researcher, psychiatrist and patient advocate Dr. Wayne Fenton (deceased September 3, 2006).

Supporting research into the psychological effects of trauma and the identification of new therapeutic approaches to the treatment of trauma patients.