Posted on September 18, 2024

Posted on September 18, 2024

Meadows Hospital Donates $5,000 to Boys & Girls Club of Toombs County

Meadows Hospital Donates $5,000 to Boys & Girls Club of Toombs County — CHECK PRESENTATION — L-R, back row: Dr. Karen McColl, MHMH CMO; Kris Cuthair, MHMH CNO; Dr. Joshua Pittman, MHPG Pediatrician and BGC Board Member; Mike Hagan, MHMH VP; Tammy McDuffie, BGS Financial Director; Jared Kirby, MHMH CFO; Windy Smith, BGC Unit Director; Hillary Moore, MHMH VP of HR; and Marcy Lane, BGC Unit Director.

Meadows Hospital Donates $5,000 to Boys & Girls Club of Toombs County — CHECK PRESENTATION — L-R, back row: Dr. Karen McColl, MHMH CMO; Kris Cuthair, MHMH CNO; Dr. Joshua Pittman, MHPG Pediatrician and BGC Board Member; Mike Hagan, MHMH VP; Tammy McDuffie, BGS Financial Director; Jared Kirby, MHMH CFO; Windy Smith, BGC Unit Director; Hillary Moore, MHMH VP of HR; and Marcy Lane, BGC Unit Director.

Memorial Health Meadows Hospital recently presented a $5,000 donation to the Boys & Girls Club of Toombs County, further solidifying its commitment to supporting youth programs and initiatives within the community. The check was presented by members of the hospital's leadership team, alongside key staff from the Boys & Girls Club.

This donation will help fund educational programs, activities, and resources for local youth, ensuring they have access to a safe and supportive environment where they can learn, grow, and develop crucial life skills.

'Our partnership with the Boys & Girls Club is rooted in our shared commitment to creating opportunities for young people in our community,' said Jared Kirby, CFO. 'We are thrilled to be able to support their mission and look forward to seeing the continued positive impact this will have on the youth of Toombs County.'

The Boys & Girls Club of Toombs County has long been dedicated to providing a range of programs that foster academic success, healthy lifestyles, and character development. The contribution from Memorial Health Meadows Hospital will aid in further enhancing these initiatives and expanding the Club’s outreach.

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