Ciocca Subaru of Flemington Donates $8,890 for Patient Transportation Through Share the Love Event
Hunterdon Health Foundation is proud to announce a generous $8,890 donation from Ciocca Subaru of Flemington, made possible through the annual Subaru Share the Love Event. The funds will directly benefit the Patient Transportation Fund, ensuring local patients have access to reliable rides for critical medical appointments.
In a largely rural region like Hunterdon County, where public transportation options are scarce, a lack of transportation creates a significant barrier to healthcare. This donation acts as a direct lifeline for individuals—including seniors managing chronic illnesses and patients undergoing regular cancer treatments—who might otherwise miss essential care.
Through the incredible generosity of Ciocca Subaru of Flemington, Subaru of America, and its customers, the Patient Transportation Fund can continue to eliminate travel barriers, providing peace of mind and consistent access to treatment for those who need it most.
Pictured (left to right): Davis Kauffman, Client Advisor, Matthew Gilmartin, Finance Manager, Mike Castor, General Manager, Phil Beekman, Senior Vice President, Hunterdon Health Foundation, Joe Amabile, Service Manager.
About Ciocca: Ciocca Automotive is a family-owned Automotive Group that has been in business in Pennsylvania and New Jersey for over 45 years. They are committed to serving the community not just through their exceptional vehicle sales and services, but also by participating in philanthropic initiatives like the Subaru Share the Love campaign. Their dedication to community support is reflected in their continuous efforts to give back and make a positive impact.
About the Foundation: Hunterdon Health Foundation is the fundraising organization for Hunterdon Health System. It receives support from individuals, corporations, foundations, and other sources to assist the Hunterdon Medical Center and its affiliated non-profit organizations in fulfilling their mission to meet the community’s need for high-quality healthcare.