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Coming Together for the Betterment of St. Mary Employees set record giving level with $370,000 pledged!
January, 2011
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Let's DANCE Dance to Make a Difference Event Raises $30,000 for Cancer A large group of community members came together to raise money for copayments for cancer patients. Hosted by the Pennsbury Racket Club, the event drew more than 230 participants...But we still need HELP! Your donation can secure an additional $10,000 MATCHING GRANT. Read more. |
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Donors Celebrate Frameless Stereotactic Surgery at St. Mary The future of Cancer Care has arrivedFebruary, 2010
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Colleague Campaign Success St. Mary employees raise $125,000!
November, 2009
When our employees were asked to consider St. Mary not only a place of healing but also worthy of their philanthropic support, the answer was an enthusiastic "yes". During the six week campaign, employees from all areas of the hospital "invested" their support in keeping St. Mary at the forefront of advanced technology and the best clinical care. Read more. |
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Ronald McDonald House Charities awards $20,000 to Pediatric Pod Video games provide needed distraction for kids in Emergency Department
November, 2009
A grant of $20,000 from the Ronald McDonald House Charities has allowed us to purchase 4 Kidzpace entertainment units to brighten the Emergency Department experience for ill or injured children. The Kidzpace units hold video games and other activities to take a child’s mind off their illness or pain and provide a distraction while waiting for x-rays or other test results. Read more. |
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In the Neurosurgeon's Shoes Princeton Brain and Spine Care donor demonstration
November, 2009
For a short time, a door opened into the world of Neurosurgery that few ever get to see. Using humor and great story telling, Drs. Mark McLaughlin and Nirav Shah allowed a small group of special guests to learn firsthand about the intricacy, complexities, and delicate nature of neurosurgery. Read more. |
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Colleague Donates Money for New Equipment Patient Pulmonary Needs Were Always Her First Priority
January, 2011
After 17 years as a pulmonary Rehab nurse, Sarah Hartman has retired from St. Mary Medical Center. Sarah has been an intricate part of the program and has seen the department grow and patient needs increase. Read more. |