Cadbury at Cherry Hill Brings Locally-Grown Produce to its Residents

We all know eating fresh fruits and vegetables is healthy for you, but did you know that eating locally grown produce is even better? The closer foods are grown, the fresher they are, which means they will taste better and be more nutritious. Buying local also means you are supporting area businesses and building community.

Residents of Cadbury at Cherry Hill, a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) in Cherry Hill, N.J., now have the opportunity to enjoy locally-grown, fresh fruits and vegetables right at their dining table. The community, through a wholesale vendor, is buying its produce from Hunter’s Farm Market in Cinnaminson, N.J., and the residents couldn’t be happier.

Cadbury at Cherry Hill: Jumping into Fall Events

With Labor Day behind us, summer is unofficially over, and it’s time to start looking forward to fall! This September, Cadbury at Cherry Hill has a variety of events to help you forget your end-of-summer blues and get excited about everything fall has to offer!

Resident Profile: Sharon Zollers

Sharon Zollers

For Cadbury at Cherry Hill resident Sharon Zollers, volunteering isn’t something you do once a year around the holidays, or something you spend a few hours doing once in a while. It’s a lifestyle.

Sharon has been volunteering almost her whole life. She took a break while she was raising her children, but once they were in school, she started volunteering for hospice, and she hasn’t stopped since. Once she started working full-time and could no longer volunteer with hospice, Sharon became more involved with her church, where many of her current volunteer efforts stem.

The Quaker Philosophy & Cadbury at Cherry Hill

Members of the Religious Society of Friends, also known as Quakers, founded Cadbury at Cherry Hill in 1978. Their philosophies, including social justice, peace and equality, continue to guide the way Cadbury at Cherry Hill operates.

“We look at our understanding the tenets and beliefs of the Quakers and try to apply that. One of the basic things Quakers believe is that there is God in each of us, so everyone is equal. We’re very non-discriminatory. We’re welcoming to all faiths, religions, races, genders, sexual orientations, cultures—everything. We also look at individuals as they age and become more frail, we make sure they are treated with respect and dignity. We apply that in everything that we do,” said Vic Amey, Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE), president & CEO of Cadbury Senior Services (the parent company of Cadbury at Cherry Hill).

Meet Stacy Rendino, Cadbury at Cherry Hill’s New Admissions Coordinator!

Stacy Rendino

Stacy Rendino is excited to be one of the newest members of Cadbury at Cherry Hill. In her new role, she works to increase census at Cadbury at Cherry Hill by creating relationships with referral sources. Additionally, she conducts the tours, checks insurances, completes the admissions paperwork, alerts staff of new and readmissions and makes sure the rooms are ready for admissions. And, she does all of this with a smile!

August Activities at Cadbury at Cherry Hill

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Every month is exciting at Cadbury at Cherry Hill! This August, residents have numerous events to look forward to, such as programs, special guests, and much more.

Back by popular demand, every Monday at 2:30 p.m., Cadbury at Cherry Hill residents will be served ice cream in the Main Lobby. It’s a perfect way to spend a summer afternoon!

On August 5, singer and songwriter Eddie McLoyd will visit Cadbury at Cherry Hill and perform “A Motown Summer” for residents. Come and enjoy a show full of upbeat music with friends!

Why Now? Financial Benefits of Moving to a Continuing Care Retirement Community

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Do you or your loved ones want to move into a retirement community but believe it is too expensive? Cadbury at Cherry Hill offers prospective residents affordable options to finance this move.

Cadbury at Cherry Hill offers four different residential packages to make living at the retirement community as affordable and comfortable as possible.