Cooks Tour of Moorestown

A Beloved Holiday Tradition

Save the Date! The 59th Cooks Tour will be held on Wednesday, December 3, 2025.

About the Cooks Tour

This year’s Cooks Tour of Moorestown event will offer attendees the opportunity to tour five local homes, all beautifully decorated for the holidays, and along the way enjoy shopping and delightful treats. Hosted by the Virtua Memorial Auxiliary, proceeds from this beloved holiday house tour will help Virtua Health provide free cancer screenings for our neighbors in need.

Sponsorships & Tickets

The Auxiliary is proud to partner with local businesses who wish to make a difference by sponsoring this event. Contact Karen Miller at karenwmiller53@gmail.com to learn about our sponsorship opportunities for the 2025 event. Tickets will be available for purchase in stores and online beginning in November.

Interested in featuring your home?

We’re always looking for Moorestown-area homeowners who are interested in joining the Cooks Tour! If you’re interested in getting involved with the Cooks Tour, please contact Karen Miller at 609-280-0135 or karenwmiller53@gmail.com.

Support the Auxiliary

We invite you to support the Auxiliary’s year-round efforts to help patients and community members who turn to Virtua Mount Holly Hospital for care by making a gift below.

About the Beneficiary

Proceeds from this year’s Cooks Tour will support Virtua Health’s new Mobile Health and Cancer Screening Unit which aims to reduce health disparities and ensure our community members who are uninsured or underinsured have access to life-saving cancer screenings.

Mobile Health and Cancer Screening Unit

History of the Cooks Tour

The Cooks Tour was started in 1962 by the Curtis Auxiliary, an all-volunteer organization founded by a group of Moorestown women. It was named in honor of Dr. Howard M. Curtis, a pediatrician who practiced at what is now known as Virtua Mount Holly Hospital. The auxiliary began hosting fundraising events in the community, including the Cooks Tour and the once popular Curtis Ball, to support the hospital. Over the years, other auxiliaries were established throughout the local area and they joined together to form the Auxiliary Board to Virtua Memorial. Today, this board works together alongside many community businesses and volunteers to continue hosting the event and making a difference for the community.