Life saving AED’s will be placed in the two dining halls at the camp.
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YMCA Camp Ockanickon in Medford recently received two Automated External Defibrillators donated by the Virtua Health Foundation and The Heart House, which is a cardiology practice in Southern New Jersey.
The life saving devices will be placed in the two dining halls — one at boys camp Ockanickon and the other at girls camp Matollionequay.
Pictured from left to right are Tracy Carter, major gifts officer at Virtua; Greg Keresztury, Ockanickon’s director of operations; Josh Ginsberg, executive director of The Heart House; Suzette Belz, Ockanickon’s vice president of development and major gifts; and Dan Rozov, Ockanickon’s assistant outdoor center director.
YMCA Camp Ockanickon is a nonprofit and hosts more than 15,000 people a year on its 800-acre property, between summer campers, family program participants and visitors to its outdoor center.
Lake Stockwell Day Camp (co-ed) is also part of YMCA Camp Ockanickon and the organization runs before-and after-school care programs for area school districts, including Medford and Tabernacle. For more information, contact Belz at suzette@ycamp.org or call 609–654–8225.