Global Company Donates iPad Minis To Cooper Amid Pandemic

A global finance company is donating resources to Cooper University Health Care to help in their battle against the coronavirus and beyond. Netherlands-based DLL has donated 80 iPad minis to the healthcare system to help during the pandemic, Cooper announced.

With restricted visitor policies in place to continue to help reduce the spread of the coronavirus, Cooper is making use of technology, including computer tablets, to help patients communicate with their loved ones.

“These new iPads will significantly increase the number of patients and their families who will be able to communicate with each other from the hospital,” Cooper co-CEO Anthony J. Mazzarelli said.

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The Cooper Foundation established a COVID-19 Assistance Fund in response to numerous requests to support Cooper University Health Care during the pandemic. As a result, Cooper has received significant donations from the Philadelphia 76ers, UberEats, Apple, Subaru, Lockheed Martin, and many other gifts from numerous businesses, restaurants, and individuals.

To learn more about the COVID-19 Assistance Fund, visit foundation.cooperhealth.org/covid-19. To donate critically needed PPE supplies, email COVID19Assistance@cooperhealth.edu.