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Auxiliaries
The CentraState Associated Auxiliaries make a difference in our community by fundraising for and volunteering at the Medical Center. The Associated Auxiliaries are comprised of five community groups: Covered Bridge, Freehold Borough & Township, Manalapan/ Englishtown/Marlboro, Millstone Township, and The Villages. In addition, the auxilians manage the Hospital Thrift Shop, located in Freehold Borough.
These dedicated members of our community work tirelessly throughout the year sponsoring bus trips, dinner dances, teas, card parties and a variety of sales on the Medical Center campus. In 2010, their combined efforts raised more than $85,000 which was designated for CentraState's Radiation Oncology Services, Inpatient Oncology, Pediatric Rehabilitation, Emergency Department, and The Family Medicine Residency Program. They also contributied to The Health Awareness Center's Bike Bot, used for educational programs in area schools.
This year the Associated Auxiliaries pledged $150,000 to the Cancer Campaign which is focussed on the creation of a regional, destination cancer center. Linking cancer care with survivor care. The Auxiliaries have raised more than $3.0 million for CentraState, making many building and service enhancement projects possible. Their work is truly amazing and much appreciated.
These dedicated members of our community work tirelessly throughout the year sponsoring bus trips, dinner dances, teas, card parties and a variety of sales on the Medical Center campus. In 2010, their combined efforts raised more than $85,000 which was designated for CentraState's Radiation Oncology Services, Inpatient Oncology, Pediatric Rehabilitation, Emergency Department, and The Family Medicine Residency Program. They also contributied to The Health Awareness Center's Bike Bot, used for educational programs in area schools.
This year the Associated Auxiliaries pledged $150,000 to the Cancer Campaign which is focussed on the creation of a regional, destination cancer center. Linking cancer care with survivor care. The Auxiliaries have raised more than $3.0 million for CentraState, making many building and service enhancement projects possible. Their work is truly amazing and much appreciated.
CentraState Associated Auxiliaries Scholarship
CENTRASTATE ASSOCIATED AUXILIARIES AWARD EIGHT SCHOLARSHIPS
June 2011 - The CentraState Healthcare System's Associated Auxiliaries recently awarded $500 scholarships to eight extraordinarily deserving individuals in the community who are pursuing careers in the medical field. In the past, the have offered three $500 scholarships annually to community volunteers who are pursing a career in the healthcare field. Two would be to graduating seniors and one to an adult returning to college. The recipients were chosen by a reveiw committee who examined each applicant's high school transcript, application form, essay and letters of recommendation. These eight high achieving candidates exhibited such high qualities of determination and compassion for others which was eveident in the many ways that they have volunteered in their communtities, that the Scholarship Committee unanimously agreed to present the scholarship to all of them at a reception on June 13, 2011. The reception was held at Applewood Estates.
Those students receiving the scholarships were: Natasha Adler, Samantha Hirsch, Ethan Pearlstein, Javad Mirza, and Erica Santaniello. The two adult recipients were Pamela Hileman and Cathleen Janzekovich. A special award was made to Dr. William Largen who is continuing with his residency.
CentraState’s Associated Auxiliaries led the public effort to create a hospital in western Monmouth County more than 45 years ago. Since 1965, the Auxiliaries have rasied 3 million dollars toward the growth and development of CentraState. Money invested by the auxiliaries for annual scholarships have helped to ease the expenses in the pursuit of medical studies of over 70 recipients since 1999.
June 2011 - The CentraState Healthcare System's Associated Auxiliaries recently awarded $500 scholarships to eight extraordinarily deserving individuals in the community who are pursuing careers in the medical field. In the past, the have offered three $500 scholarships annually to community volunteers who are pursing a career in the healthcare field. Two would be to graduating seniors and one to an adult returning to college. The recipients were chosen by a reveiw committee who examined each applicant's high school transcript, application form, essay and letters of recommendation. These eight high achieving candidates exhibited such high qualities of determination and compassion for others which was eveident in the many ways that they have volunteered in their communtities, that the Scholarship Committee unanimously agreed to present the scholarship to all of them at a reception on June 13, 2011. The reception was held at Applewood Estates.
Those students receiving the scholarships were: Natasha Adler, Samantha Hirsch, Ethan Pearlstein, Javad Mirza, and Erica Santaniello. The two adult recipients were Pamela Hileman and Cathleen Janzekovich. A special award was made to Dr. William Largen who is continuing with his residency.
CentraState’s Associated Auxiliaries led the public effort to create a hospital in western Monmouth County more than 45 years ago. Since 1965, the Auxiliaries have rasied 3 million dollars toward the growth and development of CentraState. Money invested by the auxiliaries for annual scholarships have helped to ease the expenses in the pursuit of medical studies of over 70 recipients since 1999.
2012 Taste of the Towns
TASTE OF THE TOWNS
An exciting culinary experience. Taste the signiture dishes
and specialties from some of your favorite area restaraunts
AMERICAN HOTEL, 18-20 MAIN ST. FREEHOLD, NJ
MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2012
6:30 - 9:30 PM
TICKETS: $75/PERSON IN ADVANCE ~ $125/PER PERSON AT THE DOOR
BENEFIT: YOUTH ACTIVITIES, CAMP QUALITY NEW JERSEY
CHILDREN & FAMILIES’ HOUSING AT PROCURE TREATMENT CENTER
AT SOMERSET, NJ
An exciting culinary experience. Taste the signiture dishes
and specialties from some of your favorite area restaraunts
AMERICAN HOTEL, 18-20 MAIN ST. FREEHOLD, NJ
MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2012
6:30 - 9:30 PM
TICKETS: $75/PERSON IN ADVANCE ~ $125/PER PERSON AT THE DOOR
BENEFIT: YOUTH ACTIVITIES, CAMP QUALITY NEW JERSEY
CHILDREN & FAMILIES’ HOUSING AT PROCURE TREATMENT CENTER
AT SOMERSET, NJ
SPONSORSHIP Opportunties
**** IT’S ALL FOR THE KIDS! *****
$1800…MARQUEE…..8 TICKETS …..COVER$1600…DIAMOND...…6 TICKETS …FULL PAGE COLOR
$1400…PLATINUM…..4 TICKETS …HALF PAGE COLOR
$1200…GOLD….…..….2 TICKETS …QUARTER PAGE COLOR
$ 750….WINE ……………………..FULL PAGE BLACK/WHITE
$ 650….MAIN COURSE ………….1/2 PAGE BLACK/WHITE
$ 600….DESSERT …………………1/4 PAGE BLACK/WHITE
$350…ADVERTISEMENT IN “GOODY” BAG
$50 BUSINESS CARD
$25 NAME LISTING
CentraState Associated Auxiliaries has been determined by the IRS to be a not-for-profit 501C(3) corporation. Journal advertisements are tax deductible to the full extent of current IRS regulations. Please consult your tax advisor for information on the tax deductibility of your advertisement. The federal tax identification number for CentraState Healthcare Foundation is 22-2383065.
2012 Auxiliary Scholarship Form
Click here to download the application form.
2012 Spring Boutique
Cure your Spring Fever and come out
for a wonderful shopping experience.
Join us from 9 am - 5 pm on:
for a wonderful shopping experience.
Join us from 9 am - 5 pm on:
Saturday, April 21st
Sunday, April 22nd
The popular Spring Boutiquie, held in the
Star and Barry Tobias Ambulatory Campus at CentraState, hosts
more than 30 popular vendors. Everything from home-made jams to jewelry.
Mary Kay, Handbags, Papered Chef, Hand-made hair accessories and much, much more
Please call 732-221-7125 for more information!
Star and Barry Tobias Ambulatory Campus at CentraState, hosts
more than 30 popular vendors. Everything from home-made jams to jewelry.
Mary Kay, Handbags, Papered Chef, Hand-made hair accessories and much, much more
Please call 732-221-7125 for more information!