Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation - Greater New York Chapter

Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation - Greater New York Chapter Our Mission: To Cure Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, and to improve the quality of life of There are many ways to get involved with the Chapter.

We serve the 5 boroughs of New York City, funding research, raising awareness, and providing education and support to IBD patients. Make new friends, have fun, and join our fundraising efforts by participating in a Take Steps walk (contact Kim Pang at [email protected]
646-388-9285) or our Team Challenge half-marathon training program (contact Megan Keane at [email protected] 646-388-9285)

Fundraising

Pages:
Create a fundraising page in honor of your personal milestone or in memory of a loved one. You can also find another person's fundraising page here: http://online.ccfa.org/gnyfundraisingpages

Young Professionals Committee:
Join the Greater New York Chapter Young Professionals! Young people aged 20-40 come together to plan 2 fundraising events per year, along with Happy Hours and other social events. Contact Ed Munoz , 646-388-9282. Power of Two:
The Power of Two program provides one-to-one short-term support to patients and their families coping with Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. Individuals participating in the program are matched with volunteers who have had similar challenges and experiences for phone or e-mail conversations. This program is open to adults with IBD as well as parents of children with IBD. We are working to expand this program to serve spouses of people with IBD; if your spouse is an IBD patient and you are willing to be a Power of Two volunteer, we would love to have you! Request Support
IBD Patient Volunteer Form OR Complete the Form Online
Caregiver Volunteer Form (i.e. spouse or parent of an IBD patient)
If you would like to participate in the Power of Two program, please complete the appropriate form and email or mail it to:
Katie Pouga, [email protected] , 120 Broadway, Suite 1050A, New York, NY 10271

Volunteer:
The Greater New York Chapter currently needs volunteers for:
Adopt-A-Doctor: Drop off CCFA materials at doctors’ offices in New York City. Help ensure that all patients have access to CCFA programs and information. Office assistance: Help out in the Greater New York Chapter Office
Event-day assistance: Join us the day of a fundraising or education event to volunteer
Event Committees: Join an event committee to help plan a fundraising event. Submit your volunteer application today! If you have any questions, please contact Kim Pang at 646-388-9285. Workplace Giving:
The CCFA Greater New York Chapter is a member of Community Health Charities. Employees of corporations, federal agencies, and state/municipal governments nationwide have the option to give to CCFA through Community Health Charities. Our CHC identification code is: 44159. If you would like information on how to bring Community Health Charities to your workplace, please contact Michele Zellers, 646-388-9292

Honor a Loved One With a Tribute Donation:
Making donations on behalf of others or in memory of others is a meaningful way of recognizing commitment to an important cause. You can make a tribute or memorial donation and have us send a tribute card (suggested minimum donation $25.00). Your tribute gift can be mailed to our office or charged to a credit card by contacting Jose Munoz, 646-388-9291

Big laughs start with big supporters.A huge thank you to Merck, our Platinum Sponsor, for helping make this year's Sh!ts...
08/19/2026

Big laughs start with big supporters.

A huge thank you to Merck, our Platinum Sponsor, for helping make this year's Sh!ts & Giggles possible! Your partnership is helping us bring together our Young Professionals community for an unforgettable evening while raising critical funds for the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation.

Want your company to join Merck? Sponsorship opportunities are still available—but don't wait email [email protected]!

🎟️ Tickets are on sale now. Join us on September 15 at Gotham Comedy Club and be part of a night that makes a difference.

Purchase your tickets today: https://onecau.se/giggles

08/17/2026

Clinical trials are a meaningful way for people living with Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis to access promising new treatments and diagnostic approaches while helping to improve options and care for the entire IBD community.

Hear from Gastroenterologist Dr. Serre-Yu Wong of the Icahn School of Medicine about why it's important for IBD patients to consider participating in clinical studies.

To learn more about the many ways you can contribute to research and to find available studies, visit the Clinical Trails Community: https://bit.ly/3BELm9E

08/16/2026

Living with IBD? Riya from our National Council of College Leaders has a hack that changes everything: plan ahead. From doctor's appointments to medication and insurance — earlier is always better. Watch her tips 👆

If you are an adult with moderate to severe Crohn’s disease (CD) who has tried another therapy for Crohn’s disease that ...
08/15/2026

If you are an adult with moderate to severe Crohn’s disease (CD) who has tried another therapy for Crohn’s disease that didn’t work or is no longer working, you may be eligible for the GARNET study evaluating the efficacy and safety of using MORF-057 in treating CD.

Click here to learn more: https://bit.ly/4eonECA

Life with IBD looks different in your 20s and 30s. Whether you're navigating college, starting a career, building relati...
08/15/2026

Life with IBD looks different in your 20s and 30s. Whether you're navigating college, starting a career, building relationships, or balancing work and family, our Young Adult Virtual Support Groups offer a welcoming space to connect with others who understand.

Share your experiences, talk about the challenges and successes of living with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, and build meaningful connections with peers who get it.

Explore our Young Adult Virtual Support Groups and find the one that's right for you: https://bit.ly/4z3ygiG

08/12/2026

Health insurance can be confusing—especially when you're navigating a chronic illness like IBD. In this video, members of the Foundation's National Council of College Leaders (NCCL) break down the basics so you can feel more confident managing your IBD care.

They explain deductibles and copays, show you how to find your insurance information, what in-network care is, and how to prepare for the future.

Have questions about insurance? Drop them in the comments below.

Meet the committee behind the laughs! 🎤It takes a dedicated group of volunteers to bring Sh!ts & Giggles to life each ye...
08/11/2026

Meet the committee behind the laughs! 🎤

It takes a dedicated group of volunteers to bring Sh!ts & Giggles to life each year. From securing sponsors and raffle prizes to selling tickets and spreading the word, these incredible committee members are helping make this year's event our biggest and best yet.

Be sure to show them some love in the comments! ❤️

🎟️ Purchase your tickets today: https://onecau.se/giggles

08/08/2026

Managing IBD medications can be challenging, and a few simple habits can make a big difference.

In this video, Shirin and Maggie, members of the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation's National Council of College Leaders, share practical tips for staying on track, including setting reminders, using auto refills, and planning ahead for injections and refills.

What strategies help you manage your medications? Share them in the comments.
Subscribe for more IBD tips and support: https://bit.ly/4fxdlf2

💙 Kids with Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis don’t have to navigate their IBD journey alone.IBD Kidz is a fun, welc...
08/07/2026

💙 Kids with Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis don’t have to navigate their IBD journey alone.

IBD Kidz is a fun, welcoming virtual support community where children can connect with others who understand what they’re going through through age-appropriate discussions, activities, and new friendships.

Thanks to our partnership with Project Sunshine, each session includes engaging games and activities designed to help kids feel supported and connected.
Find an IBD Kidz support group today: https://bit.ly/4bUIQyA

08/06/2026

Did you know your IBD diagnosis can actually change over time — and it doesn't mean your disease is getting worse?

In this Crohn's & Colitis Mythbusting video, Alan Moss, MD, the Foundation's Chief Scientific Officer, explains why some people are reclassified from Crohn's disease to ulcerative colitis, or vice versa, as more information becomes available.

The good news? Most treatments work for both conditions, so a change in diagnosis usually doesn't mean starting over.

Watch the video to learn more and stay tuned for more mythbusting episodes.

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