At ToyHouse Foundation, we are a passionate group of student doctors dedicated to bringing smiles to children's faces through the power of play. Our team is a diverse mix of creative thinkers, compassionate leaders, and community-driven volunteers, all united by a common goal: to provide underprivileged children with the toys and resources they need to explore their imaginations and grow into confident, joyful individuals.
We believe that every child deserves the joy of play, and we work tirelessly to make this a reality. From organizing toy drives to hosting community events, our team is at the heart of everything we do, ensuring that our mission reaches those who need it most.
Join us in our journey to spread happiness and inspire the next generation, one toy at a time.
Maximilian Kong is a medical student at SUNY Downstate College of Medicine. After a rotation in pediatrics, he joined the Toy House Foundation and is passionate about bringing comfort to hospitalized children.
Justin Ong is a kindhearted medical student at SUNY Downstate College of Medicine who strives to uplift others through compassion and creativity. Inspired by the resilience of young patients, he joined the Toy House Foundation to help bring moments of joy to children facing medical hardships. Justin shared, “When we show care and kindness, even in small ways, we remind children that they are strong and that they are never alone.
Siem Satti is a medical student at SUNY Downstate College of Medicine who is dedicated to supporting and uplifting children facing medical challenges. Motivated by his passion for service and his belief in the healing power of compassion, Siem joined the Toy House Foundation to help bring comfort, joy, and encouragement to hospitalized children.
Jerry Yue is a driven medical student at Morehouse School of Medicine, passionate about supporting vulnerable and underserved populations. He volunteered for the Toy House Foundation to bring smiles to the faces of children battling complicated and debilitating illnesses. In line with his passion for PM&R, he hopes that contributing to the Toy House Foundation will help provide moments of joy for children in their road to recovery.
Tahmid Khandaker is a devoted medical student at SUNY Downstate College of Medicine, with a strong commitment to serving his community. His work with children includes tutoring those with special needs as well as raising awareness about autism through research. His emphasis on psychiatry and mental health is exemplified by his belief that small gestures such as donating toys can have a positive mental impact for the children of the Toy House Foundation.
Jesse Chan is an empathetic medical student at SUNY Downstate College of Medicine, deeply invested in the well-being of young patients. Before joining the Toy House Foundation, he was involved in early mentorship programs for disadvantaged youths, where he developed his passion for helping children in need.
We're looking for passionate, creative, and dedicated individuals who are eager to make a difference in children's lives through the power of play.