Join the 2025 Campaign from November 1 to December 31!
“Give for Good is a special way to demonstrate the collective power of our philanthropy throughout the year. When we contribute as individuals—each doing our small part—together we can make an impact that brings remarkable benefit to our patients, community, and each other!”
— Dennis W. Pullin, FACHE, President and CEO
Your Generosity Matters at Virtua
Through Give for Good, Virtua colleagues have the opportunity to make a remarkable difference for each other, our patients, and the community we serve. Even when we feel that our individual gifts are small, when we join together our collective impact is vast. Together through philanthropy, we create change and improve lives every day by:
- Supporting and uplifting each other through the Colleague Care Fund.
- Reducing financial barriers for Virtua nurses and nursing students continuing their education.
- Ensuring that our community – including our colleagues – has access to fresh, healthy, and affordable foods.
- …and so much more!
Give for Good is a vital part of how we ensure that our colleagues and community can be well, get well, and stay well. It’s our culture – the Culture of WE. We are caring colleagues, Here for Good. And, together WE make a difference!
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We’re Counting on Your Support
Our Goal
1,500 donors
As of October 6, 2025:
595 kind-hearted colleagues made a gift!
40%
To Goal
Impact of Colleague Giving
In 2024, more than 1,200 colleagues demonstrated their commitment to Virtua’s mission by supporting Give for Good. Here are a few of the ways their gifts had impact:

629
patients received free food and nutrition counseling at an Eat Well Food Farmacy.

1129
Eat Well customers received a preventive health screening while shopping at the Mobile Farmers Market or Mobile Grocery Store.

194
colleagues in financial distress due to unforeseen circumstances were supported by the Colleague Care Fund.

73
children affected by a loved one’s cancer diagnosis attended Camp Oasis for a day of fun and support.
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Hospitals and Emergency Services
Hospitals and Emergency Services
MICU
- Cyndi Oberle
- Megan Bernstein
Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital
- Kim Cresthull
- Helen-Ann Brown Epstein
- Lannae Ewing
- Russ Hansel
- Gina King
- Dawn MacGibeny
- Gijo Mathew
- Shelly McManus
- Michelle Terilla
- Maureen Toomey
- Kelly Warren
- Kate Whalen
- Nichole Willocks
Virtua Marlton Hospital
- Dee Buonacuore
- Christi Cameron
- Kristi Carr
- Vicky Cloud
- Kevin Darby
- Pat Jacobs
- Nina Mangiamele
- Caitlin Murray
- Chelsea Price
- Heidi Silvestro
- Michelle Uhrick
Virtua Mount Holly Hospital
- Sam Boccio
- Deana Carducci
- Lauren Cash
- Kiersten Cocuzza
- Michael Kirk
- Amanda Monks
- Sabrina Patten
- Karen Preston
- Tracey Scott
Virtua Voorhees Hospital
- Mandy Anuszkiewicz
- Trish Brennan
- Diane Carione
- Kathy Giesen-Cotter
- Jodie Gross
- Megan Hovermann
- Jen Hyland
- Miranda Konstantinides
- Julia Landino
- Alexis Orcutt
- Lauren Smith
- Rob Thomas
- Katelynn Yepez
Virtua Willingboro Hospital
- Deana Carducci
- Lauren Cash
- Katie Lepore
- Amanda Monks
- Kim Santos
- Leeann Traenkner
- Ashley Yahrling
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Health & Wellness and Cancer Centers
Health & Wellness and Cancer Centers
Berlin Health & Wellness Center
- Frank Dellavecchia
- Dawn Peluso
Camden Health & Wellness Center
- Greg Pease
- Terrence Puckett
Mobile Health & Cancer Screening Unit
- Dana Smith
Samson Cancer Center
- Matilda Adams
- Michele Ahiekpor
- Fred Lampkin
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Virtua Medical Group
Virtua Medical Group
- Cristaly Baltodano – Urgent Care, Mullica Hill
- Rachel Boyd – Urgent Care, Washington Township
- Valerie Brady – Midwifery – Voorhees, Sicklerville, and Camden; Center for Women, Willingborop
- Cathyann Cotter – Primary Care, Washington Township
- Jenna Delia – Operations
- Kristina DiGaetano – Hand Therapy & Rehab, Voorhees
- Logan Farley – Urgent Care, Mullica Hill
- Marissa Gallelli – Urgent Care, Mullica Hill
- Jen Garron – Operations
- Sequoya Gibson – Urgent Care, Mullica Hill
- Jake Gobac-Semple – Pride Primary Care
- Miranda Hackett – GI HIM & Pre-Cert, Moorestown
- Shareen Hill – Primary Care, Burlington
- Nicole Kerrigan – Primary Care, Washington Township
- Jen LaGrossa – Operations
- Jenn Logan – Operations
- Stephanie Long – Operations
- Melinda Nunez – Urgent Care, Medford
- Marc Oppenheim – Reconstructive Orthopedics, Marlton
- Adrianne Ortega – Primary Care, Cherry Hill (Brace Road)
- Amanda Panarello – Urgent Care, Mullica Hill
- Amy Pultrone – Coding
- Dwight Rabb – Urgent Care, Voorhees
- Maryana Tank – Quality
- Jackie Williams – Operations
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Other Corporate Departments and Support Services
Other Corporate Departments and Support Services
301 Lippincott (excl. IT)
- Jamaar Davis (Center for Nursing Excellence & Innovation)
- Nicole Turcus (Home Health)
303 Lippincott
- Matt Bashi-Kadlubowski
- Michelle Carrozza
- Sue Diamond
- Helen Schiavo
406 Lippincott
- Meghan Bowker
- Cara Costello
Child Development Center (CDC)
- Sara Schaeffer
Crawford Place
- Annette Gubernick
- Lori Hendrickson
- Darlene Owens
- Tamara Spears
Graduate Medical Education
- Melissa McIntosh
IT
- Kelly Eaise
Patient Identity
- Ashlee Wetzel
Pennsauken/Access Center
- Abagail Catling
- Marie Harmon
- Nichole Willocks
Stow Road
- Kathy Gant
Attention Virtua Health Colleagues: Seek Grant Opportunities!
As a system-wide resource within the Office of Philanthropy, our grant writers work with clinicians, administrators and senior leadership in identifying, developing, and writing competitive grant proposals that further the mission of Virtua Health and address the most serious health and wellness need of your community.
If you are interested in seeking grant funding for a program or service at Virtua Health, please email us: grants@virtua.org