The Margaret A. Darrin Charitable Trust is well known for providing transformative funding to organizations whose missions support the basic needs of the local community. In line with this mission, recently, the trust granted $2.5 million to support the Sameth Emergency Department (ED) at Morristown Medical Center’s renovation and expansion, specifically funding the purchase of an advanced CT scanner.
The New York Jets ongoing partnership with Atlantic Health System continues to improve the lives of patients and their families and make a remarkable impact on the advancement of treatments and programs.
Compassionate care led Allan Staats to donate a very generous, unrestricted gift to support Morristown Medical Center. The retired Exxon International executive decided to establish a revocable living trust in his estate plans that will be used toward recruiting medical experts, expanding programs and securing state-of-the-art technology for the hospital.
Dick and Linda Richardson are longtime donors to Morristown Medical Center and most recenlty mae a $95,000 gift to the Growing Forward Campaign for Goryeb Children's Hospital's recent renovation and expansion as well as a $120,000 donation to fund the Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Fellowship Program at Sam's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).
Being supportive of its neighbors translates into a robust philanthropy program for Selective Insurance Group, Inc. The company has donated more than $460,000 to Morristown Medical Center in the last decade as well as $4.6 million nationwide. Take a look at how Cyndi Bennett, executive vice president, chief human resources officer spends her time pouring into employees and being a role model for corporate responsibility in the community.
Philanthropic investment from doctors' practices has helped to build the most extensive cardiac program in New Jersey and one of the nation's leading cardiology and heart surgery hospitals at Gagnon Cardiovascular Institute.
After a series of near-fatal health conditions, Dennis Gibbons quickly recognized the physicians and nurses at Morristown Medical Center, who came through with multiple, speedy diagnoses; expert medical interventions; and a level of teamwork that proved lifesaving for the Jersey City, New Jersey-resident.
Patti Aresty, along with her family, gave $500,000 to Carol G. Simon Cancer Center to renovate the first floor into a new Patient Access Center. The centerpiece of the new space will be The David and Patti Aresty Family Registration Desk for greater ease and convenience as patients arrive for treatments and exams.
Thanks in part to the generosity of more than 1,500 donors who gave to the COVID-19 Support Fund, the Nursing Resource Center was renovated and expanded this September.
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