Give for Good

Virtua’s Colleague Giving Campaign

“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

We’re Counting On Your Support

Our Goal
1,700 donors

As of October 19, 2026:
776 kind-hearted colleagues made a gift this year!

45%

To Goal

Impact of Colleague Giving

In 2025, more than 1,500 colleagues demonstrated their commitment to Virtua’s mission by supporting Give for Good. Here are a few of the ways their gifts had impact:

255

colleagues in financial distress due to unforeseen circumstances received support through the Colleague Care Fund.

994

patients supported by the Patient Care Fund to ensure they can continue their recovery at home.

$90000

in academic scholarships awarded to Virtua nurses and students at Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes School of Nursing.

74

children affected by a loved one’s cancer diagnosis attended Camp Oasis for a spirit-lifting day.

Why Colleague Giving Matters

Yulia Moncayo, RN
ICU at Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital

“I am where I am today because of the opportunities that the kindness of others has provided. Generous scholarship support for students at Our Lady of Lourdes School of Nursing gave me peace of mind knowing I could focus on learning instead of worrying about whether I could afford my education or having to pick up extra shifts that would cause me to miss precious time with my son. Without this support, I wouldn’t have the privilege of working alongside so many dedicated professionals who help to improve lives every day.”

Why Colleague Giving Matters

Craig Turner, DO, FACOEP
Director, Emergency Medicine at Virtua Marlton Hospital

“As an emergency medicine physician, I often see patients in the ER at their most distressed moments, and see firsthand their suffering and loss. It is my privilege to provide compassionate care to help them through a most difficult time. The support that Virtua provides to our communities and the services to those communities at risk are unparalleled. I am proud to be a philanthropic supporter of Virtua as well as a Virtua Health Foundation trustee. Knowing we are making a positive impact on those in need is extremely rewarding.”

Why Colleague Giving Matters

Tiffany Lockett, CAVS, CVA
Director, Volunteer Services, Spiritual Care & Retail Operations

“Virtua’s Give for Good campaign gives me the opportunity to lend a hand when colleagues need a little extra support. I have daily interaction with people inside of the organization and throughout the community, and it amazes me how many individuals speak about the kindness and generosity of people in Virtua. That says a lot! It’s wonderful to be a part of an organization that cares not only about the community it serves but colleagues as well.”

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  • Hospitals and Emergency Services

    Hospitals and Emergency Services

    Marlton Hospital
    • Dee Buonacuore
    • Kristi Carr
    • Vicky Cloud
    • Kevin Darby
    • Pat Jacobs
    • Nina Mangiamele
    • Caitlin Murray
    • Alexis Orcutt
    • Christine Pawliczek
    • Michelle Uhrick
    Mobile Intensive Care Unit (MICU)
    • Megan Bernstein
    Mount Holly Hospital
    • James Barber
    • Deana Carducci
    • Lauren Cash
    • Courtney Foody
    • Pam Gallus
    • Bobbi Gray
    • Michael Kirk
    • Amanda Monks
    • Sabrina Patten
    • Tracey Scott
    • Lindsay Smolinski
    • Liz Zuccarelli
    Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital
    • Kim Cresthull
    • Helen-Ann Epstein
    • Elizabeth Foster
    • Russ Hansel
    • Kylie Hoysted
    • Dawn Macgibeny
    • Gijo Mathew
    • Shelly McManus
    • Anna Porch
    • Brittney Richter
    • Maureen Toomey
    • Kelly Warren
    • Kate Whalen
    • Nichole Willocks
    Voorhees Hospital
    • Mandy Anuszkiewicz
    • Trish Brennan
    • Christi Cameron
    • Diane Carione
    • Beth Cash
    • Kiersten Cocuzza
    • Kristina DiGaetano
    • Ruth DiLeo
    • Kathy Giesen-Cotter
    • Megan Hovermann
    • Jennifer Hyland
    • Miranda Konstantinides
    • Julia Landino
    • Alexis Orcutt
    • Darlene Owens (Remote)
    • Bill Oresick
    • Rob Thomas
    • Lisa Smith
    • Amanda Whelan
    • Katelynn Yepez
    Willingboro Hospital
    • Deanna Carducci
    • Adrianna Evans
    • Courtney Foody
    • Jennifer McAteer
    • Amanda Monks
    • Kit O’Neal
    • Kim Santos
    • Leanne Traenkner
    • Ashley Yahrling

  • Health & Wellness and Cancer Centers

    Health & Wellness and Cancer Centers

    Berlin Health & Wellness Center
    • Dawn Peluso
    • Zachary Weidensaul
    Camden Health & Wellness Center
    • Greg Pease
    • Terrence Puckett
    • Zachary Weidensaul
    Samson Cancer Center
    • Matilda Adams
    • Michele Ahiekpor
    • Connie Hayes
    • Fred Lampkin
    • Peg O’Grady

  • Virtua Medical Group

    Virtua Medical Group

    • Donna Bobo – Director, Operations, Primary Care, Brace Road
    • Rachel Boyd – Manager, Radiology, Urgent Care Sewell
    • Valerie Brady – Practice Manager, Midwifery (Voorhees, Sicklerville, Camden)
    • Joy Carr – Director, Operations
    • Cathyann Cotter – Practice Manager, Primary Care Sewell
    • Jenna Delia – Director, Operations (301 Lippincott)
    • Erica Doll – Practice Manager, Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorders Program
    • Logan Farley – Lead Ambulatory Tech, Urgent Care Mullica Hill
    • Marissa Gallelli – Medical Assistant, Urgent Care Mullica Hill
    • Jennifer Garron – Director, Operations (Brace Road)
    • Sequoya Gibson – Lead Office Assistant, Centralized Check In
    • Jake Gobac-Semple – Practice Manager, Gastroenterology (Cherry Hill)
    • Miranda Hackett – GI HIM and Pre-Cert (Moorestown Health & Wellness Center)
    • Olayinka Ibrahim – Medical Assistant, OB/GYN Northeast (Burrs Road)
    • Barbara Kane – AVP, Operations, Primary Care Voorhees at 2225 Evesham Road
    • Lindsey Kernan – Triage Nurse, Integrative Care Management (Pennsauken)
    • Nicole Kerrigan – Office Coordinator, Primary Care Sewell
    • Gina King – Nurse Navigator, Valve Clinic (Brace Road)
    • Jennifer LaGrossa – Assistant to President (301 Lippincott)
    • Jennifer Logan – Director, Operations (301 Lippincott)
    • Melinda Nunez – Practice Manager, Urgent Care Medford
    • Adrianne Ortega – Lead Nurse Practitioner, Primary Care Cherry Hill at Brace Road
    • Amanda Panarello – Practice Manager, Urgent Care Mullica Hill and Urgent Care Telehealth
    • Dwight Rabb – Practice Manager, Urgent Care Voorhees
    • Maryana Tank – Clinical Operations & Quality Specialist
    • Colleen Wikiera – Administrative Assistant, VMG Operations
    • Jackie Williams – Director, Operations, Palliative & Primary Care

  • Other Departments and Services

    Other Departments and Services

    301 Lippincott
    • Jamaar Davis
    • Kelly Eaise
    • Nicole Menditto
    • Marci Raymond DeCosmo
    • Suzanne Shaffer
    303 Lippincott
    • Matt Bashi-Kadlubowski
    • Michelle Carrozza
    • Sue Diamond
    • Mitch Gesinger
    • April Schetler
    • Helen Schiavo
    406 Lippincott
    • Meghan Bowker
    • Cara Costello
    • Ashlee Wetzel
    Child Development Center
    • Kelsea Dominick
    • Sekeka Naznin
    Clinical Nutrition
    • Noel Mrozinski
    Crawford Place
    • Lori Hendrickson
    • Tamara Spears
    Eat Well
    • Cordell Boyd
    IS
    • Kelly Eaise
    Lab Services
    • Ahmed Salahuddin
    Mobile Health & Cancer Screening Unit
    • Dana Smith
    Pennsauken – N. Park Drive
    • Sam Boccio
    • Abagail Catling
    • Marie Harmon
    • Marc Oppenheim
    • Gabrielle Smith
    • Nichole Willocks
    Stow Road
    • Kathy Gant

Virtua Physicians: Healing Through Giving

Every day, Virtua physicians go above and beyond to care for patients and strengthen the health of our community. For many, that commitment extends beyond the exam room through philanthropy. Whether supporting innovative patient care programs, medical education, colleague wellness, community outreach, or resources for those facing life’s greatest challenges, these physician donors are investing in a healthier future for South Jersey. Their stories reflect a shared belief that each of us has the power to make a difference.

Together through philanthropy, our physicians are creating meaningful change and inspiring others to take part—extending their collective impact far beyond the patients they serve each day.

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Plan Ahead with Smart Giving Options

Many current and former colleagues who care deeply about giving back, often ask about flexible ways to continue their support at Virtua Health. Some people want to make an impact today while others look ahead to the future. Gift planning is a wonderful way to extend your impact beyond your career while accommodating your own personal, financial, estate-planning, and philanthropic goals. Depending on the type of gift you choose, you may be able to:

  • Reduce your income tax or capital gains tax.
  • Increase your income or the income of your loved ones.
  • Avoid probate fees or estate taxes.
  • Create a secure source of income for life.
  • Achieve tax advantaged asset diversification.
  • Retain flexibility and control of how your gifts are used now and in the future.
  • Support Virtua Health without affecting your current lifestyle.
  • Create a personal legacy of philanthropy and memorial opportunities.
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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