Philadelphia, PA -Wrapping up our Month of November Giving, we focused on providing gift cards to economically challenged patients of Jefferson Health Radiation Oncology Department. The holidays are stressful enough but if you are actively being treated for Cancer and under insured feelings of helplessness can overtake you. Our goal is to bring holiday cheer.
Norristown, PA -Our most impactful and important week of November Giving was the third week. We partnered with Vinny and God Feeds Ministry to feed and provide comfort to the homeless in Norristown, PA. A full Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings was enjoyed by all guests. Knowing that December and the winter are right around the corner we also provided hats, gloves and socks warming up everyone inside and outside.
Conshohocken, PA - The Cosmo Cares team is giving thanks in the month of November by giving back. During the second week of November, we donated towels, blankets, canned dog food and cat food to the Montgomery County SPCA. We can't forget about our four legged friends.
Conshohocken, PA - The Cosmo Cares team is giving thanks in the month of November by giving back. We believe in making a difference in our local community. If we all do a little, we can do so much. Together we want to help give back and inspire others.
The Cosmo Cares Team donated gift cards this holiday season to the women of the Laurel House. By donating we made an impact on the families the Laurel House serves. We gave the women the opportunity to go shopping on their own to buy gifts for their children this holiday season.
The Cosmo Cares team (CC team), compiled of Cosmo DeNicola, Morgan DeNicola and Natalie Scarantino, was onsite for the grand opening of the Clara Barton Elementary School Pantry project in Philadelphia, PA on Thursday September 12. CC had the privilege of establishing the Pantry by donating Snacks, Food, School Supplies and Student Clothing for the benefit of the students (grades K-2) including a washer and dryer for keeping everything fresh.
Parishioners from Saint John Vianney Parish in Gladwyne (Montgomery County) presented eight scholarships to current eighth grade students from several parish, regional, and Independence Mission Schools in the City of Philadelphia to attend any Archdiocesan High School for all four years. This presentation is part of the Saint John Vianney Scholars Program.
During the presentation, Mr. Michael Greenly, Chairman of the Saint John Vianney Scholars Board addressed students in grades 4-8 to speak about the scholarship program and the opportunity for children to win the award in the future. Cosmo DeNicola, Saint John Vianney Scholars Board member, was also present to honor the scholars and address the students at St Monica’s School in South Philadelphia. The content of Cosmo’s talk centered around being a Champion and the view that anything is possible. He delivered an inspiring positive message.
“I am so excited to revisit the families and recognize the academic achievements of the students at St Monica’s. They clearly relate to my inner-city upbringing and community experience,” stated Cosmo DeNicola. Morgan DeNicola (CDC Program Manager) also participated and explained of her family of companies three Passions; World Health, Cultural Diplomacy and Humanitarian recognition.
The 2019 scholars come from the following Catholic elementary schools in the city of Philadelphia: Our Lady of Port Richmond; Immaculate Heart of Mary; Holy Innocents Area Catholic Elementary School; Holy Redeemer Chinese Catholic School; Saint Monica; St. George School, and Our Mother of Consolation. Since its official launch in 2012, the program has recognized 52 students with scholarships.
The mission of the Saint John Vianney Scholars Program is to provide financial and academic support to children who are currently attending a Philadelphia parish school and qualify to sit for the Saint John Neumann exam.
Cosmo DeNicola Companies took part in spreading holiday cheer on Thursday, when they donated bean bag chairs, blankets and Samsung Tablets to the Romero House, part of the St. Joseph & St. Vincent Homes for children.
Cosmo DeNicola Companies donated toys from their first ever Toy Drive to Turning Points for Children in Philadelphia.
Southampton, PA-- On behalf of Futura Mobility owner Janet E DeNicola, CDC Chairman Cosmo DeNicola contributed computer technology to Bethanna. Bethanna, located in Southamption, Pennsylvania, is an organization that provides the highest quality system of care for children and families in order to ensure safety, restore emotional wellness and building family stability. They provide children with permanent homes, food and nourishment for both body and soul.
