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Meadows Hospital Supports Vidalia Youth Foundation

Meadows Hospital Supports Vidalia Youth Foundation
DONATION - L-R front row: Sandra Kate Ellington, MHMH Ethics & Compliance Officer; Michael Johnson, Founder of MIJJ Foundation, Inc.; Britt Dade, MIJJ Board member, Matt Hasbrouck, MHMH CEO; Jared Kirby, MHMH CFO. L-R back row: Michele Johnson, President, Greater Vidalia Chamber; Jameson Travick, MIJJ Board member, John Sharpe, MIJJ Board member; Jeffrey Harden, MHMH CNO; Mike Hagan, MHMH VP-Operations. [Not pictured: Maurel Bell and Mitchell Johnson, MIJJ Board members]
Meadows Hospital Supports Vidalia Youth Foundation
DONATION - L-R front row: Sandra Kate Ellington, MHMH Ethics & Compliance Officer; Michael Johnson, Founder of MIJJ Foundation, Inc.; Britt Dade, MIJJ Board member, Matt Hasbrouck, MHMH CEO; Jared Kirby, MHMH CFO. L-R back row: Michele Johnson, President, Greater Vidalia Chamber; Jameson Travick, MIJJ Board member, John Sharpe, MIJJ Board member; Jeffrey Harden, MHMH CNO; Mike Hagan, MHMH VP-Operations. [Not pictured: Maurel Bell and Mitchell Johnson, MIJJ Board members]

Memorial Health Meadows Hospital recently presented a check for $2,500 to MIJJ Foundation, Inc. The foundation focuses on cultivating and engaging young men through academic coaching, social- emotional support, and cultural exposure to promote lifelong learners.

The MIJJ Foundation, based in Vidalia, Georgia, is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization. It was officially recognized in 2023 and operates under the EIN 93-2334344. The foundation is located at 1608 Prosperity Lane in Vidalia.

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