Bradley Hospital Raises $1.2 Million
During Its Signature Annual Event

Bravo Bradley 2025 lit up the Wyndham Newport Hotel in Middletown, Rhode Island, on June 13 as 400 supporters celebrated courage, compassion, and the bold belief that the future starts now for child and adolescent mental health. Co-chaired by Daniel J. Wall, Rick Granoff, and Kosta Bitsis, Bradley Hospital raised $1.2 million during its signature annual event in support of patient care, groundbreaking research, and community education at the nation's first psychiatric hospital dedicated exclusively to children and adolescents.

The Inpatient Program at Bradley Hospital – Izzy's Story

Izzy had been treated at Bradley Hospital when she was younger through the partial program where she was diagnosed with ADHD, anxiety, and general mood disorder. After an incident at school where her aggression escalated to a crisis point, her family made the difficult decision to have her admitted to the inpatient program.

Gratitude for Bradley Hospital – Nathan’s Story

Ten-year-old Nathan felt like he was constantly getting it wrong. His jokes didn’t land the way he intended, and classmates didn’t understand him. School wasn’t a place where Nathan felt like he fit in; it was a place where he felt alone. That all began to change when he came to Bradley Hospital.

Community Support for Bradley Hospital

Thank you to Bresly Ruffino (pictured far left), a senior at the Met High School in Providence, for collecting donations for Bradley Hospital as part of her senior project! These donations will help patients being discharged from our adolescent inpatient program to continue their self-care routines. Each basket contains nice hygiene products, coloring books, fidgets and other treats to help kids focus on their own emotional wellness as they move on in their journey. Thank you to Bresly and all your peers and school leaders who helped make your beautiful gift possible!

Host Your Own Fundraiser!

Community fundraisers, like Bresly’s senior project showcased above, are any project or activity that a community member, group, or company wants to organize to raise funds for Bradley Hospital. We welcome fundraisers of all shapes and sizes—yard sales, lemonade stands, fun runs, musical events, sports exhibitions, motorcycle runs, etc.
Email us and tell us about your fundraiser. We'll be happy to work with you to make your fundraising a success!

Free the Future 2025

In addition to Nathan’s story above, the latest issue of Free the Future spotlights how Bradley Hospital is helping kids heal, connect, and thrive in school, at home, and beyond. Inside this issue:

• How the Children’s Partial Program bridges care and daily life
• Tips for helping kids manage overwhelming emotions
• The power of family partnerships in treatment