Orange Park Medical Center fills 100 Angel Tree wishes
ORANGE PARK – Employees at Orange Park Medical Center joined together recently to provide gifts for children in need. Through the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program, collectively staff and …
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Orange Park Medical Center fills 100 Angel Tree wishes
ORANGE PARK – Employees at Orange Park Medical Center joined together recently to provide gifts for children in need. Through the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program, collectively staff and physicians at Orange Park Medical Center adopted 100 children that will be showered with gifts ranging from diapers and clothes to play stations and bicycles. Each year the team looks forward to bringing their bags of gifts to the Angel Tree set up in the hospital’s cafeteria for pick-up day.
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