Fort Washington, PA - Cosmo Cares contributed to the Opus Elite Toy Drive for the Bucks County Foster Kids.
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Fort Washington, PA - Cosmo Cares contributed to the St Philip Neri Parish Giving Tree. The gifts will be given to families of the Philadelphia School District in need this holiday. 600 children will wake up Christmas morning with gifts under their tree from Santa thanks to all the Parish members who gave back this holiday season.
Fort Washington, PA - Cosmo Cares bought toys for a Norristown Elementary Special Education Class. Seeing the smiles on the childrens faces while they played with the toys warmed our hearts.
Philadelphia, PA - Cosmo Cares donated sleeping bags, winter hats and hand warmers to the Norristown Homeless Outreach Program. Each month some very dedicated and giving neighbors go to the Transportation Center in Norristown and they provide food, clothing, blankets and other essential items to the people in need.
Philadelphia, PA - Cosmo Cares donated can foods this Thanksgiving to the Boy Scouts of America Cradle of Liberty Council. They will be able to help many families in need this holiday.
Philadelphia, PA - Cosmo Cares is proud to partner with the Attic Youth Center to provide furnishings in the center that create great spaces to work, play and relax in.
“Diversity is a Passion of ours, states Program Director Morgan DeNicola. We are always looking for opportunities to make gestures that have impact.”
The Attic offers a wide breadth of supportive Services in their Youth & Counseling Programs along with Life Skills, Community Engagement and Social Activities.
The Attic Youth Center creates opportunities for LGBTQ youth to develop into healthy, independent, civic-minded adults within a safe and supportive community and promotes the acceptance of LGBTQ youth in society. The Attic is proud to be Philadelphia’s only independent LGBTQ youth center.
New York, NY - The Humpty Dumpty Institute is pleased that in-person programming is starting to resume. We are at the forefront of American arts advocacy organizations returning to the international stage. However, virtual programming will remain a component of our mission to advance U.S. arts and provide opportunities for U.S. performers. We are proud to announce that HDI has received a grant from U.S. Embassy Bahrain to program Cultural Envoys in 2022.
February 2022 —Hip hop/Pop Star Maya Azucena will discuss her career and current challenges in the music industry.
March 2022 —Muslim American Stand-Up Comedian Reem Edan will cohost a stand-up session with Bahraini comedy sensation Ali Esbai, a.k.a Ali Fingerz.
July 2022—Award-Winning Chef Vallery Lomas will celebrate U.S. Independence Day by discussing American cuisine with a Bahraini food blogger.
Fall 2022- MMA expert and action film star Michael Gong will discuss martial arts and Hollywood.
Fall 2022 -FKJ Dance Founder Fadi Khoury will discuss his heritage and experience from the Arab world and its influence on his American dance company.
HDI is committed to highlighting U.S. culture to promote dialogue globally and provide opportunities for U.S. artists. We have worked with more than 70 U.S. Embassies and Consulates to bring American culture to countries worldwide.
Fort Washington, PA - The Cosmo Cares team went shopping for food, breakfast items and toiletries to donate to St. Philip Neri Church in Lafayette Hill, PA. The church is having their 8th Annual Fill-A-Bus Food Drive to help stock the shelves for the families in need.
The Cosmo Cares team donated children coats for the Saint Vianney Parish in Gladwyne PA for their Coat Drive.
On Tuesday October 5, 2021 the Cosmo Cares team joined Dr. Gregory Kane and Jesse Roman along with COO Brian Connolly at Jefferson Health to celebrate the gift of breath.
The Jane and Leonard Korman Respiratory Institute at Jefferson Health delivers advanced respiratory care, innovative research, and education to the Philadelphia region. For patients who need supplemental oxygen therapy, it often adds significant financial and lifestyle burden.
Cosmo Cares, the private charitable organization of Cosmo & Janet DeNicola, generously donated portable oxygen concentrators to Jefferson, which can be outside the financial means of patients due to insurance coverage or personal financial situations. Dr. Gregory C. Kane, the Jane and Leonard Korman Professor of Pulmonary Medicine and Chair, Department of Medicine said of the donation. “The ability to provide a portable oxygen device to patients in need is an exciting opportunity for our pulmonary division. This gift will restore some degree of independence and autonomy in the lives of our respiratory patients.”
“We were motivated to make this donation due to our awareness of a global shortage of portable oxygen due to COVID-19, stated Morgan DeNicola, Cosmo Cares Program Director.
