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Long before she was called to the Torah, Vivian Jacoby knew the cause she wanted to support through her Bat Mitzvah service project. It was one close to her heart. And with the support of her family, friends, teammates, and community, the young swimmer recently raised an impressive $4,775 to benefit the Mount Sinai Center for Post-COVID Care. Vivian’s project honors her beloved aunt, Jenny, who struggles with the persistent challenges of long COVID, while also supporting vital research and bringing awareness to the disease.

This February, the women’s comfort footwear brand Easy Spirit is making a $25,000 pledge to support Anuradha Lala-Trindade (Anu Lala), MD and Mount Sinai Fuster Heart Hospital as part of their #MoveForHeart initiative. During national heart health month, Mount Sinai and Easy Spirit aim to build a stronger, healthier community by encouraging women to take meaningful steps toward wellness—at their own pace—by raising awareness of the powerful role walking and movement play in maintaining a healthy heart.

As the Friedman Brain Institute (FBI) Research Scholars Program celebrates its 10th anniversary, one recent milestone captures the program’s purpose in a single arc: an audacious idea, backed early by philanthropy, now advancing with $6 million in support from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

The 24th Annual MS Center Celebration, which benefits the Corinne Goldsmith Dickinson Center for Multiple Sclerosis at Mount Sinai, was held on Thursday, March 5, at The Metropolitan Club in Manhattan.