It\u2019s not too late to help those in need this holiday season. Cooper employees still have a little time to participate in some holiday-giving initiatives sponsored by the Cooper Foundation.<\/p>\n
Adopt-A-Family<\/strong><\/p>\n This is the perfect group holiday project! Volunteers of America Delaware Valley has provided a list of families that are in need of support. Each participant or group will receive information about their \u201cadopted family,\u201d including their ages, genders, sizes and wish-list items.<\/p>\n \u2022 Participate as an individual or a group. If participating as a group, select a group leader. Coats, Mittens and Scarves for Children<\/strong><\/p>\n Now through Friday, December 12, 2014<\/strong>, the Cooper Foundation is also collecting new or gently used children\u2019s coats, jackets, hats, scarves, mittens and socks for youngsters in the Cooper Plaza and Lanning Square neighborhoods.<\/p>\n Sizes needed: Newborn up to adult 3XL<\/p>\n Drop-Off Locations:
\n\u2022 Email Trish Conti at the Cooper Foundation at conti-patricia@cooperhealth.edu to request a family.
\n\u2022 Drop off collected gifts by Friday, December 12, 2014<\/strong>. Drop-off locations will be provided in the instructions when you sign up.
\n\u2022 Volunteers of America will distribute the gifts to the families.<\/p>\n
\n\u2022 Cooper Hospital \u2013 Errand Solutions, 1st Floor in Roberts Pavilion
\n\u2022 Three Cooper Plaza \u2013 Lobby
\n\u2022 Voorhees \u2013 Building One Atrium
\n\u2022 3 Executive Campus \u2013 Billing Office Reception Area, 2nd Floor
\n\u2022 The Cooper Foundation \u2013 200 Federal Street, Suite 146, Camden
\n\u2022 MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper in Camden \u2013 Main Lobby<\/p>\n