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Christmas

Peeples Cancer Institute Hosts Musicians

January 2, 2023

Peeples Cancer Institute (PCI) hosted Christmas music presentations in December to bring some cheer over the holidays. Kenny Lowery, PCI executive director, said the live music was enjoyable. “We certainly appreciate the time and talents of these musicians,” said Lowery. Musicians included Susan Hill, Greg Richardson (guitar), his father, Ivan Gutierrez (piano), and Jonathan Pinto.



Greg Richardson (guitar) and his father, Ivan Gutierrez (piano
Jonathan Pinto
Susan Hill

Filed Under: Community, Hamilton Cancer Updates Tagged With: Christmas, piano

Christmas Toy Donation

December 21, 2022

Anna Shaw Children’s Institute (ASCI) recently received a surprise Christmas donation. Larry McDaniel, owner of Broken Arrow Tattoos, completed a toy drive with his clients. He donated a full truck bed and back seat full of toys for children to use in therapy.

“Sometimes Santa brings deliveries early, and in the bed of a pickup truck,”
“He (McDaniel) was so kind and so excited to pull together all of these toys for the children. His donation is very appreciated!”

Terri Woodruff, ASCI executive director
Broken Arrow Tattoos Toy Donation to Anna Shaw Childrens Institute Dalton

From left are McDaniel, Brooke Mullins (ASCI front office supervisor) and Krista Rogers (ASCI care navigator).


Filed Under: Anna Shaw Children's Institute, News Tagged With: anna shaw children's institute, Christmas, community

Holiday Food Drive

December 10, 2021
Holiday Food Drive banner

Hamilton Physician Group (HPG)  – Calhoun Campus, 100 Willowbrook Way, is hosting a Holiday Food Drive through Dec. 15, benefitting the Voluntary Action Center. Most-needed items include: canned food items, peanut butter, canned soups and pasta, canned meats, cereal, boxed pasta and macaroni, instant and canned potatoes, Hamburger Helper, crackers, evaporated milk, Styrofoam plates, Styrofoam or plastic cups, plastic forks and spoons, napkins, butter and sour cream, cheese, cooking oil, and coffee and tea. Donations may be dropped off at HPG – Calhoun Campus.

Filed Under: Community, News Tagged With: calhoun, Christmas

Hamilton Physician Group – Calhoun Campus Holding Food Drive

December 14, 2020

Hamilton Physician Group (HPG) – Calhoun Campus is holding a food drive through Dec. 17. The drive will benefit the Voluntary Action Center.

Dr. Michelle Little - headshot
Dr. Michelle Little

“This year has been tough for people in our community,” said Lauren Little, DO, family practice physician at the Calhoun location. “This food drive is just one way we can support those in need this year and make their holidays brighter.”

The most-needed items include: Canned food items, peanut butter, canned soups and pasta, canned meats, cereal, boxed pasta and macaroni, instant and canned potatoes, Hamburger Helper, cracker, evaporated milk, Styrofoam plates, Styrofoam or plastic cups, plastic forks and spoons, napkins, butter and sour cream, cheese, cooking oil, coffee, and tea.

Donations may be dropped off at HPG – Calhoun Campus, 160 Curtis Parkway NE. (MAP)


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Filed Under: Community, Excellence at Hamilton, Happening at Hamilton Tagged With: calhoun, canned goods, Christmas, food drive, holidays, little, primary care

Christmas Tree Decorating at Hamilton

December 13, 2019

Members of the Dalton Garden Club and two Project Search interns

Members of the Dalton Garden Club and two Project Search interns recently decorated Christmas trees at Hamilton Medical Center, in the main lobby and at the Turner Maternal and Infant Care Center. Volunteers have been decorating the Christmas trees at Hamilton for a number of years. From left are Linda Johnson, Carol Pate, Betty Steinmetz, Faith Dickinson, Chris Amon, Kaye Clark, Jeane Jones and Karen Hutchinson.

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Filed Under: Community, Happening at Hamilton Tagged With: Christmas, decorating

Labor of Love Project Takes Life

December 26, 2018

Labor of Love ProjectSome Hamilton Medical Center (HMC) nurses and local certified nurse midwives were recently talking on the maternity unit at HMC about a way to give back during the holiday season.

They decided to buy therapy baby dolls for local Alzheimer’s disease and dementia patients and deliver them to residents at Dalton Place, Chatsworth Healthcare and Quinton Memorial Health and Rehabilitation.

 

“Since our unit helps to deliver babies as a profession, we thought, what better way to spread holiday cheer than to ‘deliver’ babies to those in need,” says Rita-Marie Davis, local midwife.

 

Interest and excitement grew as soon as the idea started to be shared.

 

“We are proud to say that nurses, doctors, secretaries, midwives and even environmental services staff have brought their love together for others,” says Barbara Jones, HMC Labor and Delivery nurse.

 

The group delivered 32 babies to female residents and 24 stuffed puppies to the male residents of the three local facilities.

 

“Our wish is to inspire other units to join together and ‘deliver’ joy throughout the community – not just at the holidays, but all year round,” says Christie Brewer, HMC Labor and Delivery nurse.

Filed Under: Associate Recognition, Community, Hamilton Long Term Care, Heart of Hamilton, News Tagged With: alzheimer's, Christmas, labor of love, nurses, project

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