
The Trustees and staff of the Cooper Foundation are pleased to share Cooper House with qualified nonprofit organizations.
We hope you will find the House a peaceful environment in which to celebrate your successes and plan for an even more fruitful future. The House is often used for staff development retreats, board meetings, or strategy sessions, and even parties ~ completely free of charge.
In order to best accommodate nonprofits, the House may not be rented by individuals, businesses, or churches.

• The downstairs area is available for use Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m.
and
5:00 p.m. but reservations must be made in advance.
• The available area features a large living room, a smaller parlor, a dining room with
table
that seats 12, a kitchen, and one bathroom.
• Organizations are responsible for setting up for their meetings and leaving the House
as they found it.
• A podium, TV and VCR are available but should be requested in advance of your
meeting.
• The kitchen is equipped with an ice machine, oven and stove, refrigerator,
microwave, small and large coffee pots, disposal, and dishwasher.
• You should bring your own refreshments, including coffee, condiments, and napkins.
Dishes, glasses, and silverware are available for about 12; you may want to bring
disposable items for larger numbers.
Other details will be shared by letter once a date is selected and confirmed.
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During World War II, Madison Cooper hosted weekends at home for servicemen referred by the local USO. His long-time housekeeper Bertha Walton prepared wonderful meals for the men, and Cooper engaged his guests in long conversations by the living room bay window or on the front porch. We are pleased to continue this welcoming tradition with local nonprofits.
As well, the Foundation enjoys
offering tours of the Cooper House
by appointment.
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