Scott Borsky Goes Above And Beyond For Cherry Hill: Patch Heroes

CHERRY HILL, NJ — When times are tough, heroes emerge. We all know someone who's making a difference right now as we live through unprecedented times. Here at Patch, we've launched an initiative to help recognize these everyday heroes.

This submission comes from Corine Weinstein, who nominated her colleague, Cantor Scott Borsky, of Cherry Hill.

Where the nominee lives:
Cherry Hill

Where the person who nominated the hero lives:
Cherry Hill

Name of the nominee:
Cantor Scott Borsky

Name of the person who nominated the hero:
Corine Weinstein

Is the nominee considered an “essential worker?”:
Yes

What does the nominee do for work?:
Clergy Services, Cantorial Services, Run a Non-Profit Animal Rescue, Runs Synagogue Without Walls

Why do you believe the nominee should be recognized or honored?
As founder of Cantor Scott's Animal Rescue Center and a Police Chaplain for the Voorhees Police Department, he is on the Camden County Task Force during this COVID-19 period. He is in charge of answering all referrals to families and individuals needing pet food due to stay-at-home regulations, illness, or unemployment — and each day, he delivers pet food all over Camden County to residents. Each day he travels on deliveries to make sure all pets in Camden County are cared for.

I work with Cantor Borsky's Rescue in the capacity of rehabilitating and providing recuperation care for all of the cats in our shelter, so I work with Cantor Borsky each and every day.

He is a man of many hats — but no matter what capacity he is serving in at any given moment, he is truly serving those in need in Camden County. It is for these reasons that I enthusiastically nominate Cantor Scott Borsky.

What’s one thing you want everyone to know about your hero?:
He tirelessly serves the community in whatever capacity is needed.