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FEMA Vows New Effort on Trailers Posing Risk
The New York Times. Leslie Eaton
2/15/2008
 
The federal government pledged to intensify its efforts to move Gulf Coast hurricane victims out of trailers and into apartments or hotels after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finally confirmed that many trailers were contaminated with high levels of formaldehyde. Read more »
 
Hurricane Victims Angry Over FEMA’s Handling of Formaldehyde in Trailers
Associated Press. John Moreno Gonzales
2/15/2008
 

Dr. Irwin Redlener, a pediatrician who co-founded the Children’s Health Fund philanthropic organization, said FEMA’s plan leaves many in a “no-win situation.” Read more »

Dots all…
Daily News.
2/14/2008
 

Ex-NBC anchor Jane Pauley joined the board of directors for the Children’s Health Fund. Read more »

Guide to Evacuate Region Reveals Limitations
Washington Post. Mary Beth Sheridan
2/4/2008
 
More than a year after officials in the Washington area began drawing up plans for a large-scale evacuation, they have produced a guide that falls short of their original goals because of differences over turf and individual jurisdictions' plans for confronting a catastrophe. Read more »
 
Plan, Van Help Keep Kids’ Teeth Healthy
Newsday. Rhoda Amon
1/30/2008
 
CHF’s Long Island Children’s Health Project launched a new mobile dental van that will bring healthier smiles to hundreds of Long Island children. Read more »
 
Non-Profit News & Events
The Record (Bergen County, NJ).
1/29/2008
 

Eric Claus of A&P presents Dr. Irwin Redlener with a check for the Children’s Health Fund.  Read more »

Concerned Celebs Give Back
US Weekly.
1/14/2008
 

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt show needy kids they care during the holidays at a Children’s’ Health Fund event in New Orleans. Read more »

CHF Featured on Today Show for it's 4-Star Charity Rating

Today's Money, Giving to Charity
11/26/2007

The Today Show's financial expert features CHF as model charity for it's effective use of funds donated. CHF has earned a 4-Star Charity Rating from Charity Navigator -- the highest rating.

.87 cents of every dollar donated to CHF goes directly to Children's Health Fund programs.  

 

SCHIP In Limbo - Paul Simon Speaks Out Against President's Veto

Paul Simon Children's Health Fund Another Round: Compromise After President's Veto
Paul Simon and Irwin Redlener, co-founders of the Children's Health Fund, went to Washington to speak out against the President's veto and to speak on behalf of the millions of children who go without basic health care in America.

SCHIP In Limbo - Irwin Redlener Speaks Out Against President's Veto

Irwin Redlener Washington D.C. Another Round: Compromise After President's Veto
Paul Simon and Irwin Redlener, co-founders of the Children's Health Fund, went to Washington to speak out against the President's veto and to speak on behalf of the millions of children who go without basic health care in America.