Today marked a special occasion for the Beach Road Foundation as we proudly provided financial support to the Foundation for Premature Infants. This contribution was made on behalf of our Director of Operations, Shaeron Gray, whose grandson, Graylan was born at 27 weeks. Michael Litten, the principal of the Foundation for Premature Infants, was also with us to present the donation and share in the celebration of this impactful moment.
Our donation of $5,000 is dedicated to funding additional training for the therapists who provide life-saving treatment to premature babies at Northside Hospital's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). This initiative is vital in ensuring that the dedicated professionals working with these fragile infants have access to the latest techniques and knowledge, ultimately improving the care and outcomes for these tiny patients.
The Foundation for Premature Infants is dedicated to supporting critical programs and services for premature babies, and our contribution will directly support their efforts in providing advanced training for the NICU staff. This kind of training can make a profound difference in the lives of premature infants, as it equips caregivers with the skills and tools needed to deliver the highest standard of care.
Northside Hospital’s foundation plays a crucial role in transforming donations into meaningful impacts. Their commitment extends beyond just healthcare; they also engage in community support programs such as providing supplies for school nurse stations and distributing backpacks filled with school supplies to students in need. These initiatives highlight Northside's dedication to enhancing overall community wellness and supporting educational needs alongside their medical services.
We are honored to be part of this meaningful effort and grateful for the opportunity to support such a vital cause. The Beach Road Foundation remains committed to making a positive difference in our community and beyond.
For more information about the Northside Hospital Foundation and their impactful work, visit their Partners in Education page.