Jersey Shore Business Journal
February 06, 2008
Brodessers give $1,000,000 gift to Cape Regional
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE – The Board of Trustees of Cape Regional Medical Center
has announced that Thomas Jr. and Claire Brodesser, of Cape May, have made a
$1,000,000 gift to the Cape Regional Medical Center Foundation in support of the
“Raising the Standard of Healthcare…One Floor at a Time” Capital Campaign.
Tom and Claire Brodesser are the owners of the Beachcomber Campgrounds in Cape
May. Tom Brodesser is a past member of the Board of Trustees, and the Brodessers
have been longtime supporters of the Medical Center including a three-year,
$100,000 gift to the Cancer Center in 2003-2005.
“Claire and I are excited to give back to our community with a gift to Cape
Regional Medical Center,” said Tom. “The Medical Center has provided great care
to our family and the many campers of our campground.”
In recognition of the Brodessers’ gift, the Cancer Center at Cape Regional
Medical Center will be named the “Thomas Jr. and Claire Brodesser Cancer
Center.”
“We are very grateful for the support and generosity that Tom and Claire have
provided to the Medical Center over the years,” said Henry Brzyski, Chairman of
the Board. “The entire community benefits from their gift.”
Cape Regional Medical Center has recently completed a $2.2 million renovation of
all the patient rooms and nursing floors. The Foundation’s Capital Campaign
Committee headed by Jay Ford of Crest Savings Bank has raised over $1.7 million
dollars to date towards the goal of $2.2 million. The campaign is a three year
campaign. “The members of the capital campaign committee have done an
outstanding job seeking support from the community for this much needed
project.” stated Philip Koebig, Chairman of the Cape Regional Medical Center
Foundation Board of Trustees. “Every patient room now looks like an upscale
hotel room, providing our patients with a comfortable and efficient environment
to recuperate.”
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