Two hundred golfers celebrated a day of philanthropy and sporting spirit at the 4th annual Cooper Cup Golf Outing on May 15, channeling their passion for the game into raising nearly $300,000 for Cooper University Health Care.
The sold-out event was held at Ramblewood Country Club in Mount Laurel, providing a platform for friendly competition among industry peers.
Golfers networked with sports broadcaster Ron Jaworski and vied for a chance to win a set of Callaway Paradym AI Smoke clubs donated by Chip Brewer, CEO of Calloway/Top Golf.
Funds raised from the Cooper Cup go toward vital health care, community and research programs at Cooper University Health Care, which serves South Jersey and the surrounding communities.
“Year after year, it is heartening to see so many individuals and the business community come together to support Cooper. Each swing on the course contributes to our ability to expand the outreach and support for the growing health care needs of the communities we serve in South Jersey and beyond, now and into the future,” George E. Norcross III, chairman of the board of trustees for Cooper University Health Care, said.
“Behind every successful fundraising event stands a dedicated group of supporters who embody the very essence of Cooper’s mission. Thank you to all our sponsors who came out to rally behind the common cause of providing the highest level of health care to our communities,” Philip A. Norcross, chairman of the Cooper Foundation board, said.
