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Welcome to “Foundation Faces,” our blog series that takes you beyond the polished exterior to share the real-life stories of the people who make The Cooper Foundation thrive.

This week, we’re spotlighting Julie Levine, Assistant Vice President of Major Gifts & Planned Giving. Julie has been a vital part of The Cooper Foundation team, bringing passion, dedication, and a deep commitment to connecting grateful patients with Cooper’s mission.

Here’s more about Julie in her own words:

What drew you to the Foundation initially?

The Foundation Team’s passion and commitment to Cooper’s mission is inspiring and contagious and I knew I wanted to be part of that magic.

What is most rewarding about working at the Foundation for you?

Two things I love about Cooper: our healthcare team’s dedication to treat the whole patient and the opportunity to connect Cooper grateful patients with the incredible work we are doing here. Cooper is an amazing health care system! I feel grateful to work here and want others to know how lucky we are to have Cooper in our backyard.

Who or what inspires you?

My parents. My dad has been a practicing physician and Professor of Medicine for over fifty years and his work ethic, passion and dedication are inspiring. My parents also demonstrated through their nonprofit careers and volunteer work and philanthropy, the importance of supporting mission focused organizations.

What do you like to do when you’re not working?

Watching my teenagers play tennis, traveling with my family, baking and riding the peloton.

As we wrap up this week’s Foundation Faces feature on Julie Levine, her story is a testament to the power of passion, dedication, and a shared commitment to Cooper’s mission. Julie’s work connecting grateful patients to opportunities for giving demonstrates the incredible impact that comes from building meaningful relationships.

Thank you for getting to know Julie with us, and stay tuned for more stories celebrating the remarkable individuals who make our mission possible.