Cristian, a junior at Paul VI High School, learns firsthand how surgeons use arthroscopic equipment
Cristian, a junior at Paul VI High School, learns firsthand how surgeons use arthroscopic equipment
These children and their dad are building a new train table for young guests at Ronald McDonald House to play with. Other volunteers at this...
Did you know that helping others makes you feel good? If you do it in a group, it’s also fun! That’s why we hope you’ll join us for our annual volunteer day, held this year on Saturday, April 12. Spring into Action brings together Domenica Foundation friends and supporters with
The Domenica Foundation annual report is out! A PDF is on our website, and hard copies recently went out to folks on our snail mail list. Our four-page annual report tells the story, in words and pictures, of the foundation’s support for community partners who are changing lives in underserved
Ten former Domenica Scholars—mostly college students—joined us on January 11 for our first annual alumni breakfast. Let that sink in: College students on winter break got up and out by 9 am to hang out with Domenica Foundation leaders! Although, if we’re honest and humble, the real draw was probably
Well before we established the Domenica Foundation in 1991, the Piperno family started bringing Christmas cheer to underserved neighbors in Camden and other South Jersey communities. The tradition shifts to meet changing needs, but the spirit never changes. One of our oldest traditions is assembling food baskets for delivery to Camden
“Today was an amazing experience and gave me an insight into more career paths rather than just radiology, which I’m interested in.” Emily, one of the students pictured above, was among the 15 Domenica Scholars who participated in a health sciences symposium for high school students offered by Virtua Health
The Domenica Foundation is funding a pilot program to offer fresh produce at Wholesome Riches food distributions. This partnership among Domenica, our grantee Wholesome Riches, and a Philadelphia nonprofit called Sharing Excess gives clients a choice of fruit and vegetables for their families. Wholesome Riches provides groceries to low-income residents