Cope Salt, Lancaster, donated $3000 to the Bethany Village, Mechanicsburg.  The donation is part of Cope Salt’s AUTOGive program which makes quarterly donations to non-profit organizations.   The contribution will be used toward Bethany Village’s Benevolent Care program, which provides for residents who have outlived their resources, allowing them to remain at Bethany Village.

Pictured left to right:
Jeanette Aksu, Cope Salt Technical Support; Susan Mayernick, Bethany Village VP of Development; Jacob Kanagy, Bethany Village Associate Director of Development; and Jeff Fuhrman Cope Salt Marketing Specialist

Cope Salt manufactures the AUTOBrine® System, an automatic brine system that solves the problem of the time-consuming, costly, and painstaking task of managing water conditioning salt brine levels.  The AUTOBrine® System cuts costs and eliminates risks associated with handling heavy salt bags.  AUTOBrine® System also helps users reduce their carbon footprint.

Cope Salt, Lancaster, donated $3000 to the Luther Acres, Lititz.  The donation is part of Cope Salt’s AUTOGive program which makes quarterly donations to non-profit organizations.   Luther Acres was selected because Cope Salt admires Luther Acres’ commitment to serving the youngest and the oldest in our communities.

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Fulton County Medical Center (FCMC) Foundation was this quarter’s recipient of Cope Salt’s $3000 AUTOGive donation.  Cope Service Technician Jerry Deverter selected the Foundation because he admires the work that the Foundation does.  Jerry and KC Kramer, Brine Systems Manager, presented the check to Mike Straley, Executive Director of FCMC Foundation.  The donation will likely be used toward renovation of the dialysis unit.

AUTOGive is a Cope Salt program that donates to non-profit AUTOBrine customers.  Each quarter, a different Cope employee selects the recipient.

Left to right: KC Kramer, Mike Straley, Jerry Deverter

Cope Salt, Lancaster, donated $3000 to the Lankenau Medical Center Foundation, Wynnewood. The donation is part of Cope Salt’s AUTOGive program which makes quarterly donations to non-profit organizations. Continue reading →

The Cope Company Salt, Lancaster, donated $3000 to Willow Valley Communities, Lancaster.  The donation is part of Cope Salt’s AUTOGive program which makes quarterly donations to non-profit organizations.    Continue reading →

The Cope Company Salt, Lancaster, donated $3000 to Tel Hai Retirement Community.  The donation is part of Cope Salt’s AUTOGive program which makes quarterly donations to non-profit organizations.    Continue reading →

The Cope Company Salt, Lancaster, donated $3000 to Brethren Village Retirement Community, Lancaster.  The donation is part of The Cope Company Salt’s AUTOGive program which makes quarterly donations to non-profit organizations.  Brethren Village provides care, services and amenities in the areas of independent residential living, personal care and skilled nursing.  Continue reading →

The Cope Company Salt, Lancaster, donated $3000 to Fairmount Homes Retirement Community, Ephrata.  The donation is part of The Cope Company Salt’s AUTOGive program.

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The Cope Company Salt, Lancaster, donated $3000 to Ann’s Choice Retirement Community, Warminster.  The donation is part of The Cope Company Salt’s AUTOGive program. Continue reading →

The Cope Company Salt, Lancaster, donated $3000 to Spang Crest Senior Living Community, Lebanon. The donation is part of The Cope Company Salt’s AUTOGive program which will directly benefit Spang Crest’s Caring Fund. This fund allows residents whose personal assets have been depleted to remain at Spang Crest and receive the same services and level of care.
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