Additional Foundation Leadership Team Members
Hilary Cohen
Executive Director, Strategic Events
April Dunic
Executive Director, Communications
William Evans
Executive Director, Hackensack Meridian Center for Discovery & Innovation
Amy Glazer
Executive Director, Children’s Health
Ellen Hahn
Director of Development, K. Hovnanian Children's Hospital
Siri Horvitz
Executive Director, Institutional Giving and Grants Management
Paul Huegel
Vice President, Development, Jersey Shore University Medical Center Foundation
Andrew J. Jaskolski
Executive Director, Information Services
Maureen C. Kelly
Executive Director, Foundation Signature Services
Matthew Lang
Executive Director, Ocean University Medical Center Foundation
Steven Lieberstein
Executive Director of Prospect Development & Research
Michael Loch
Director of Development, Behavioral Health
Maggie Long
Executive Director of Corporate Partnerships
Melissa Magyar
Executive Director, Principal Giving
Stephen Maher
Executive Director, Raritan Bay Medical Center Foundation, Old Bridge Medical Center Foundation
Sheri Marino
Executive Director, JFK University Medical Center Foundation and JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute
Marisa Medina
Executive Director, Bayshore Medical Center Foundation
Kathleen Merola
Executive Director of Administration
Eduardo Plata
Director of Development, Palisades Medical Center Foundation
Todd Shellenberger
Executive Director, Riverview Medical Center Foundation
Rachel Simoneau
Vice President, Development, Hackensack University Medical Center Foundation/Northern Market
Cheryl Smith-Lintner
Executive Director, Donor Relations
Lauren Willis
Executive Director, Annual Giving
Kathy Yacullo
Executive Director, Board Relations
James Young
Executive Director, Southern Ocean Medical Center Foundation
Twin Magic
Twin sisters Danielle Grant and Kim Abraham were born one minute apart.
Philanthropic Giving for Kids
The generosity of the Rennas has allowed K. Hovnanian Children’s Hospital to continue critical palliative care.
Supporting the Front Lines
You’d be hard-pressed to find plans that weren’t altered as a result of COVID-19.