The Rite Aid Foundation delivers holiday cheer to Penn State Children’s Hospital
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Thank you to Santa’s helpers at The Rite Aid Foundation for donating and delivering toys, cookies, and cocoa to pediatric patients at Penn State Children’s Hospital. The Rite Aid Foundation also provided 56 copies of the children’s book Moo, Baa, La La La! for each of the beds in the Level IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) as part of the newly-expanded Children’s Hospital.
Thank you, Rite Aid, for brightening the holidays for local families and helping CMN Hershey give the best gift of all to local sick and injured kids – the #GiftofGrowingUp!
Ryan Corwin, 15, of Elizabethtown, reacts to the large selection of gifts to choose from provided by the Rite Aid Foundation on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2020. The organization donated toys, cookies, and cocoa for the children and their families at Penn State Children’s Hospital.
Ryan Corwin, 15, of Elizabethtown, all smiles after she receives her gift provided by the Rite Aid Foundation on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2020. The organization donated toys, cookies, and cocoa for the children and their families at Penn State Children’s Hospital.
En-vyon Henderson, 6, struggles to decide what toy she would like during a giveaway sponsored by the Rite Aid Foundation on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2020. The organization donated toys, cookies, and cocoa for the children and their families at Penn State Children’s Hospital.
Registered nurse Katherine Quickel helps 6-year-old En-vyon Henderson with her toy provided by the Rite Aid Foundation on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2020. The organization donated toys, cookies, and cocoa for the children and their families at Penn State Children’s Hospital.
Bethany Aney, with Child Life offers 6-year-old En-vyon Henderson toys provided by the Rite Aid Foundation on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2020. The orginization donated toys, cookies, and cocoa for the children and their families at Penn State Children’s Hospital.
Andrew Staub, right, communications specialist with the Rite Aid Foundation, unloads a van of toys and games with Sarah Miller, a child life specialist at the entrance of Penn State Children’s Hospital on Friday, Nov. 20, 2020. The donations were delivered for the upcoming cocoa and cookies cart event in December.
Gail Rife, manager of the Rite Aid Foundation, helps unload a van of toys and games at the entrance of Penn State Children’s Hospital on Friday, Nov. 20, 2020. The donations were delivered for the upcoming cocoa and cookies cart event in December.
Rite Aid Foundation’s Gayle Rife, right, manager and Andrew Staub, communications specialist, pose with a few of the donated toys they brought to the entrance of Penn State Children’s Hospital for the upcoming cocoa and cookies cart event in December.Rite Aid Foundation’s Gayle Rife, right, manager and Andrew Staub, communications specialist, pose with a few of the donated toys they brought to the entrance of Penn State Children’s Hospital for the upcoming cocoa and cookies cart event in December.
