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CITADEL EHS: HEART OF THE CITY RUN/WALK SPONSOR AND RACERS

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NewsApril 23, 2019

CITADEL EHS: HEART OF THE CITY RUN/WALK SPONSOR AND RACERS

MARCH 30, 2019 For the second consecutive year, Citadel EHS sponsored and ran in Dignity Health's Heart of the City Run/Walk in Downtown Los Angeles, where 100% of the funds raised from this event will help build a...

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MARCH 30, 2019

For the second consecutive year, Citadel EHS sponsored and ran in Dignity Health's Heart of the City Run/Walk in Downtown Los Angeles, where 100% of the funds raised from this event will help build a state-of-the-art, four-story patient care tower. The hospital needs space to expand critical departments, including the only full-service trauma and emergency center in downtown and their neonatal intensive care unit.

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