Give for Good

Virtua’s Colleague Giving Campaign

Let’s make a difference together this year!

“Give for Good is a special way to demonstrate the collective power of our philanthropy during this season of gratitude. 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

We’re Counting on Your Support

Our Goal
1,425 donors

As of December 16, 2024:
1,268 kind-hearted colleagues made a gift!

89%

To Goal

Impact of Colleague Giving

In 2023, more than 1,300 colleagues demonstrated their commitment to Virtua’s mission by supporting Give for Good. Here are a few of the ways their gifts had impact:

1972

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

784

patients with breast cancer and their families supported through our Breast Care Comfort Fund.

$112000+

given to aid 106 Virtua colleagues in financial distress due to unforeseen circumstances.

72

children who have a parent or loved one with cancer attended Camp Oasis.

Why Colleague Giving Matters

Tamara Johnson, RN
Nurse, Pediatric Emergency Department

“As a graduate of Our Lady of Lourdes School of Nursing and a former scholarship recipient, I know first-hand the impact scholarships have on students. Being able to receive donor-funded scholarships relieves stress from the financial burden of school, which allows students to stay focused on their education. It also motivates them to continue their academic success. Now in my role as a pediatric nurse at Virtua Voorhees Hospital, I am doing something that I’ve been passionate about for a long time – caring for kids! Knowing that I’m providing our young patients and their families with the utmost care and reassurance during critical moments and building trust with them throughout their stay is incredibly fulfilling.”

Why Colleague Giving Matters

Shirley Richardson, EdD, RN
Dean, Our Lady of Lourdes School of Nursing

“Everybody Always. There is an extensive amount of inclusiveness in these two words. I cannot think of a better way to live out the simplicity and complexity of these words than participating in the Give for Good campaign. Sharing and kindness are part of who we are as healthcare providers and members of the Virtua team. Education is integral to changing the lives of members of our community, and I see this change take place in my role every day. I give to the Nursing Scholarship and Colleague Care funds to assist with furthering our colleagues’ education and to care for members of the Virtua family when the need arises.”

Why Colleague Giving Matters

Jennifer McAteer
Patient Access Registrar

“Virtua was there for me in a way I didn’t expect when my beloved husband, Edward, suddenly passed away. Knowing they cared about me as a person and not just as an employee meant the world to me. I was lucky to find out about the Colleague Care Fund and I honestly don’t know what I would have done without it. People don’t realize how important it is to have an employer and fellow colleagues who are fully behind you. Virtua is a big family that is there for us at the heart. I’m truly grateful for the support I received, which is why I now make a regular contribution to this fund in my husband’s memory. Helping the next colleague who is facing a difficult situation is the best way I know of to say thank you!”

Why Colleague Giving Matters

Greg Pease
Director of Operations, Outpatient Services

“Giving to others is something that comes from our hearts. As a leader at Virtua, I believe it’s important that ‘WE’ give back in any way we can to help our patients and community members in need. I personally give each year to Virtua’s CASTLE program. For me, there’s nothing better than knowing that my donation is truly helping children in Camden County get the treatment they deserve. Together, ‘WE’ make the difference!”

Find My Site Ambassador

  • Hospitals and Emergency Services

    Hospitals and Emergency Services

    Mobile Intensive Care Unit
    • Megan Bernstein
    Virtua Marlton Hospital
    • Dee Buonacuore
    • Christi Cameron
    • Kristi Carr
    • Kevin Darby
    • Nicole DiPalma
    • Patricia Jacobs
    • Nina Mangiamele
    • Caitlin Murray
    • Amanda Orth
    • Michelle Uhrick
    Virtua Mount Holly Hospital
    • Matilda Adams
    • Deana Carducci
    • Lauren Cash
    • Kiersten Cocuzza
    • Michael Kirk
    • Amanda Monks
    • Maureen Pisano
    • Tracey Scott
    • Jennifer Sheppard
    Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital
    • Kim Cresthull
    • Lannae Ewing
    • Russ Hansel
    • Margot Kaufman
    • Gina King
    • Dawn MacGibeny
    • Shelly McManus
    • Gijo Mathew
    • Kelly Warren
    Virtua Voorhees Hospital
    • Mandy Anuszkiewicz
    • Trish Bowen Brennan
    • Diane Carione
    • Vicky Cloud
    • Kathy Giesen-Cotter
    • Jodie Gross
    • Megan Hovermann
    • Jennifer Hyland
    • Miranda Konstantinides
    • Julia Landino
    • Michelle Terilla
    • Rob Thomas
    • Lauren Smith
    Virtua Willingboro Hospital
    • Deana Carducci
    • Lauren Cash
    • Glenda Clark
    • Amanda Monks
    • Kim Santos
    • Tamara Spears
    • Ashley Yahrling

  • Health & Wellness and Cancer Centers

    Health & Wellness and Cancer Centers

    Berlin Health & Wellness
    • Dawn Peluso
    Camden Health & Wellness
    • Jackie Fish
    • Greg Pease
    • Terrence Puckett
    Samson Cancer Center
    • Matilda Adams
    • Michele Ahiekpor
    • Fred Lampkin

  • Virtua Medical Group

    Virtua Medical Group

    • Shantá Alexander – Practice Manager for OB/GYN South Group (Cherry Hill, Mullica Hill, and Woodbury Heights)
    • Rachel Boyd – Radiology Manager for Urgent Care & Occupational Health; Sports Medicine & Orthopedics, Cherry Hill
    • Valerie Brady – Practice Manager for Midwifery Voorhees, Sicklerville, Camden
    • Cathyann Cotter – Practice Manager for Primary Care, Sewell
    • Jenna Delia – Practice Manager for Center for Women, Willingboro
    • Kristina DiGaetano – Occupational Therapist for Hand Therapy & Rehabilitation, Voorhees
    • Logan Farley – Lead Medical Assistant for Urgent Care, Mullica Hill
    • Jen Garron – Director of Operations for Cardiology, Cherry Hill
    • Miranda Hackett – Patient Accounts Representative for Gastroenterology, Moorestown
    • Shareen Hill – Practice Manager for Primary Care, Burlington
    • Nicole Kerrigan – Office Coordinator for Primary Care, Sewell
    • Jen LaGrossa – Assistant to Senior Vice President, VMG
    • Stephanie Lindenman – Practice Manager for Gastroenterology, Haddon Heights
    • Jenn Logan – Director of Operations, VMG
    • Stephanie Long – Practice Manager for Primary Care, Lumberton
    • Natalie Mock – Practice Manager for EP/Cardiology, Cherry Hill
    • Christine Nasto – Practice Manager for Behavioral Health/MAT, Voorhees
    • Melinda Nunez – Practice Manager for Urgent Care, Medford
    • Marc Oppenheim – Practice Manager for Pain & Spine/Sports Medicine, Marlton
    • Adrianne Ortega – Nurse Practitioner for Primary Care, Cherry Hill
    • Amanda Panarello – Practice Manager for Urgent Care, Mullica Hill
    • Amy Pultrone – Coder, VMG
    • Dwight Rabb – Practice Manager for Urgent Care, Voorhees
    • Jake Semple – Practice Manager for Pride Primary Care
    • Kim Snively – Manager of Clinical Operations, VMG

  • Other Corporate Departments and Support Services

    Other Corporate Departments and Support Services

    301 Lippincott Drive (excluding IT)
    • Helen-Ann Epstein (Center for Nursing Excellence & Innovation)
    • Sharon Sullender (Home Care)
    303 Lippincott Drive
    • Michelle Carrozza
    • Patrick Crowthers
    • Sue Diamond
    406 Lippincott
    • Meghan Bowker
    • Cara Costello
    Park Drive, Pennsauken/Access Center
    • Abagail Catling (Access Center)
    • Marie Harmon (Access Center)
    • Donna Harding (Transfer Center/Medcom)
    Child Development Center
    • Mandee DeHaven
    Crawford Place
    • Annette Gubernick
    • Monica Marchese
    • Sabrina Patten
    Graduate Medical Education
    • Melissa McIntosh
    IS/IT (System-Wide)
    • James Baliko
    • Nicole Lester
    Patient Identity
    • Ashlee Wetzel

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