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Giving to McLean Hospital

When you make a gift to McLean Hospital, you support our efforts to serve those in need of psychiatric care. You may direct your donation to the McLean Fund to be used for McLean's most pressing needs, or you can donate directly to a program or research project you would like to support.

Send Your Gift by Mail:

The easiest way to make a donation is by check, which should be made payable to McLean Hospital and sent to:

McLean Hospital
Development Office
115 Mill Street
Belmont, MA 02478-9106

Give Online by Credit Card:

A credit card donation is a safe, simple way to contribute to McLean Hospital. Please see details below on the different types of online gifts.

One-Time Gifts
You can make a secure,one-time charge in the amount you specify with no associated fees to you.

Tribute Gifts
You can honor a family member or friend, mark a special occasion, remember a loved one or thank a dedicated caregiver with a gift in tribute to them.

Sustaining Gifts
On a monthly basis, a charge is automatically drawn in the amount you specify from the account you designate.

Other Ways To Give:

Stocks/Securities
McLean welcomes contributions of appreciated securities, such as stocks, bonds and mutual fund shares. If you wish to make a gift of securities, please call (or have your broker call) Jennifer Steeves at 617.855.3415 for instructions on making the transfer.

Planned Giving
Each year, legacy gifts help McLean offer the best in treatment, fund cutting-edge research, and educate the next generation of outstanding professionals. Whether you give now or plan to give through your estate, your philanthropic partnership is appreciated. We are available to assist you or your financial advisor in any way we can. Please call Jeanne Armocida at 617.855.3571.


Watch Video of
Mariel Hemingway
(2011)

Scott Rauch, M.D., President and Psychiatrist in Chief of McLean Hospital and Chair of Partners Psychiatry and Mental Health; Mariel Hemingway, Actress, Author, Speaker and Wellness Expert; David Barlow, Chairman of the McLean Board of Trustees. Click image to return.

(Left to right) Scott Rauch, M.D.,
Mariel Hemingway, David Barlow
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McLean celebrates its Bicentennial and honors Mariel Hemingway

On November 19, 2011, McLean Hospital honored internationally known actress, author, speaker and wellness expert Mariel Hemingway at the hospital's 200th anniversary gala held at the Intercontinental Hotel in Boston. Mariel, the granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway, received the McLean Award – the hospital's highest honor – for her commitment to serving as an advocate for mental health causes including depression, eating disorders and suicide prevention.

Read the whole article here.

Past McLean Award Dinners

McLean Honors the Close Family (2010)

McLean Honors Astronaut Buzz Aldrin (2009)

McLean Honors Lee and Bob Woodruff (2008)


Your Gifts at Work

$2 Million Gift Launches First-Ever Institute of Coaching at McLean

Ruth Ann Harnisch

Ruth Ann Harnisch, president of the Harnisch Foundation and a certified professional coach
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With an extraordinary $2 million gift directed by Ruth Ann Harnisch, president of the Harnisch Foundation, certified professional coach and pioneer in coaching-related philanthropy, McLean Hospital launched the Institute of Coaching, the first-of-its-kind center for coaching research, practice and education. "This magnificent gift from the Harnisch Foundation not only allowed McLean to develop the first Institute of Coaching in the United States, it is allowing us to explore the scientific basis by which coaching can support health and well-being -- issues paramount to McLean's mission and of global importance," said Scott L. Rauch, MD, president and psychiatrist in chief for McLean. "We are grateful to Ruth Ann for her generosity and for her commitment to advancing the coaching field."

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The McLean Center at Fernside, a new residential treatment facility in Princeton, Mass., was made possible in part by an anonymous gift of $500,000.  The center specializes in treating co-occuring substance use and psychiatric disorders, with no limitations on length of stay.  According to Roger Weiss, M.D., the clinical director of McLean's Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Program (ADATP), there are few programs that treat both substance use disorders and psychiatric disorders at the same time.  The McLean Center fills this void. 

Make a Gift - The McLean Center at Fernside

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Learn about the McLean Center at Fernside program.

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(07/19/11) McLean named America's top free standing psychiatric hospital for the 22nd consecutive year

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