Tina Kamberg has long understood the power and privilege of philanthropy. When she was a child growing up in Italy, her grandfather, Giuseppe Argentini, instilled in her the importance of giving back. It was a guiding principle she followed throughout her life.
Tina Kamberg and her late husband Hans, a former diplomat and representative of the United Nations Development Program, moved to The Glenridge in 2004. “Hans was always doing things for people,” she says. “He wanted to make the world a better place.” Tina Kamberg presenting a gift for the Kamberg Center to Glenridge CEO Jim Cater.
In gratitude for the care that her husband received at The Glenridge – and as a lasting tribute to his memory – Tina made a multi-million-dollar donation to make the Kamberg Center a reality, creating a legacy that will help Glenridge members flourish for generations to come.