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Group of Domenica Scholars with Virtua Health security chief

Dignity & Hope 2024

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...

high school graduate hugging his mom

Domenica Scholars of 2024

This photo of Salvador Morales hugging his mother embodies the love, hope, and joy of this year’s class of Domenica Scholars as they graduate from high school.  Seventeen recipients of our high school scholarship graduated this spring. That represents a 100% graduation rate for this cohort of Domenica Scholars. Furthermore,

College graduate holding her 2-year-old, also in cap and gown

Domenica Scholars of 2020 Graduate from College

Most Domenica Scholars in the high school class of 2020 are graduating from college this spring. Among them are Analiz Santana, pictured above with her two-year-old daughter, and Andre Hatcher, pictured below in his cap and gown. Both students attended Camden Catholic High School supported by Domenica Scholarships for all

Spring into Action group with Pepe & Elena Piperno

Volunteers Make All the Difference

Spring into Action 2024 was a smashing success! Our annual volunteer event brought together 120 people last Saturday to participate in service projects at eight community partner sites. We were pleased to welcome two groups of teens from community partners Guadalupe Family Services and Camden Catholic High School. Two local

Photo of volunteers planting in a community garden

Spring into Action! Saturday, April 20

Join us for a fun and fulfilling morning of volunteering on Saturday, April 20.  Spring into Action brings together Domenica Foundation friends and supporters with our community partners. Together, we open the door of opportunity for underserved Camden residents. There’s a job for everyone. Children are welcome! Please read the

Raising the Bar for Children with Disabilities

Meet our newest grantee! Raise the Bar is a Camden nonprofit that supports children with disabilities and their families. “Caring for a child with disabilities can be challenging for any family, and more so for families in Camden,” said Elena Piperno, Domenica Foundation director. “Navigating support systems can be overwhelming.

Volunteer serving food at Cathedral Kitchen

Together, We Make a Difference

Dignity & Hope, the Domenica Foundation annual report, went out in the mail last week to our supporters and friends. If you haven’t received your copy yet, you can view it on our website.