Year: 2015
CAMDEN, N.J. – Women’s Council of REALTORS Southern NJ’s Bras For A Cause event raised more than $22,000 – four times last year’s total – donating proceeds to MD Anderson Cancer…
Read MoreOctober 15, 2015 CAMDEN, N.J.— The Cooper Foundation today announced that the John E. Kostic Memorial Foundation has pledged $400,000 for the creation of a pediatric infusion center at Cooper…
Read MoreWhen Carolyn Shelby was battling breast cancer in 2012, her quilting group cried with her, laughed with her and rejoiced with her. She has since donated handmade quilts to benefit…
Read MoreVolunteers from Holman Automotive Group, Inc., earlier this month painted an 18-foot wide by eight-feet high “Under the Sea” mural that now greets pediatric patients and their families at Children’s…
Read MoreCAMDEN, N.J. —Susan Bass Levin, President and CEO of The Cooper Foundation, announced tonight that the Fifth Annual Jim Fifis Lung Cancer Research Fund Dinner raised more than $140,000 for the…
Read Moreby Jon Hurdle CAMDEN, N.J. – Plans for a major mixed-use waterfront development represent the latest step in efforts to rehabilitate this city that not long ago was rated as America’s…
Read MoreWelcome to the September issue of The Catalyst, the monthly E-Newsletter that keeps you up to date on all the great things happening at The Cooper Foundation and provides news…
Read Moreby Phaedra Trethan CAMDEN – Eunice Williams has lived in her Whitman Park home, directly across from the giant water tower bearing her city’s name, since 1973. The grandmother of five…
Read Moreby Allison Steele Hundreds of politicians, officials, and Camden residents on Wednesday celebrated the opening of the building that houses the city’s – and the state’s – first Renaissance charter school,…
Read MoreAcademy is New Jersey’s First Renaissance School CAMDEN, N.J. —Local, state and U.S. leaders joined students, parents and teachers today for the dedication of KIPP Cooper Norcross Academy, New Jersey’s first…
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