11/08/2024 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 11/08/2024 16:00
In a time of unprecedented need following Hurricane Helene, Doctors Hospital of Augusta has stepped up as the presenting sponsor of this year's "It's Spooky to Be Hungry" campaign, donating an impressive 24,663 pounds of food and supplies to Golden Harvest Food Bank. This generous contribution underscores Doctors Hospital's commitment to supporting neighbors and strengthening the community during times of crisis.
"Support from partners like Doctors Hospital is critical to our mission of fighting hunger and bringing hope to families in need," said Amy Breitmann, President and CEO of Golden Harvest Food Bank. "We are deeply grateful for their commitment and for pivoting with us to serve our neighbors during this challenging time. Doctors Hospital's generous donation and partnership enable us to make a substantial difference across the region."
As a healthcare leader, Doctors Hospital recognizes the importance of good nutrition as part of overall wellness, especially for those recovering from the impact of natural disasters. Their recent efforts in response to Hurricane Helene have included ensuring their staff and community members have access to essential resources. This substantial food donation is a continuation of their commitment to being a pillar of support for the Augusta community.
"We are honored to support Golden Harvest Food Bank as the presenting sponsor of this year's 'It's Spooky to Be Hungry' campaign," said Joanna Conley, FACHE, Chief Executive Officer of Doctors Hospital of Augusta. "The challenges facing our community require all of us to come together. By partnering with Golden Harvest and providing over 24,000 pounds of food and supplies, we hope to bring relief to those who need it most. We're here to stand alongside our neighbors in times of need and work together toward a stronger, healthier community."
With this donation, Doctors Hospital of Augusta demonstrates the power of community collaboration to uplift and support families across Augusta and beyond. This partnership exemplifies the profound impact that local organizations can have when united by a common mission.