Category Archives: Community Service

Game-Set-Match Wheelchair Tennis Event

By J. Mark DeNicola | Published: November 15, 2019
Tomorrow will be the 20th anniversary of our first Game-Set-Match Wheelchair Tennis event. I chose the date, Nov. 16th, well before we had any idea that daughter Elise’s due date would be that very day. Fortunately, Elise did not arrive until 4 days later. I performed my MC duties (with my team’s help), and Connie […]
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THE WALL THAT HEALS – An emotional experience!

By J. Mark DeNicola | Published: October 5, 2017
I had the privilege of attending the opening ceremonies presenting THE WALL THAT HEALS to the Knoxville Metro Area of which Thermocopy is a sponsor. It took me back to my first visit to the Vietnam Memorial in Washington DC and the emotions I felt when I viewed the over 58,000 names on the wall. […]
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A visit to East Tennessee Children’s Hospital’s “Grow with Me” NAS Care Coordination Service

By J. Mark DeNicola | Published: June 11, 2017
Fellow Trinity Health Foundation board member Becky Little and I had the pleasure of visiting the East Tennessee Children’s Hospital’s “Grow With Me” NAS Care Coordination service and Outpatient Clinic on Friday. They were a 2016 Phase II grant recipient from Trinity. This innovative service and clinic provides continuity of care and resources through outpatient […]
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Environmental sustainability initiatives make bottom-line business sense! Find out why!

By J. Mark DeNicola | Published: May 29, 2017
What follows is an interview I did with Carl Schell, Senior Editor at KeyPoint Intelligence, about Thermocopy’s environmental sustainability efforts. In the interview I talk about how environmental sustainability initiatives make bottom-line business sense and how Thermocopy assists their client’s internal initiatives. Many thanks to Carl for giving us the chance to communicate these efforts. […]
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