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Winchester Hospital helps families with holidays

Winchester Hospital COO Matthew Hinkle, left, CNO Karen Keaney, and Beth Taylor, HR, with the holiday donations. COURTESY PHOTO/WINCHESTER HOSPITAL

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The following was submitted by Winchester Hospital:

The staff at Winchester Hospital gathered and donated Thanksgiving dinner for families in the area in coordination with the Woburn Council of Social Concern.

They are brightening the holidays for 51 families in the community with the baskets and an additional $1,030 in gift cards so each family can buy a turkey!

The holidays were brighter for 51 families in the community as Winchester Hospital staff donated baskets and an additional $1,030 in gift cards so each family could buy a turkey. COURTESY PHOTO/WINCHESTER HOSPITAL

“At Winchester Hospital, our commitment to caring for the community extends beyond the walls of our facility. Just as we provide compassionate care to our patients, donating Thanksgiving baskets to the Woburn Council of Social Concern allows us to extend that same spirit of care to those in need in our community,” said Karen Keaney, VP Patient Care Services. “We believe in supporting and uplifting those around us, and this donation is just one small way we can make a meaningful impact in the lives of others during the holiday season.”

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