LIVINGSTON, Mont. — A little extra joy can make a meaningful difference for children spending time in a hospital, especially during the holiday season. Livingston HealthCare is grateful to Chabad Lubavitch of Montana for its generous donation of toys for the hospital's young patients.
The donation, made through Chabad Lubavitch of Montana, helps bring moments of comfort, distraction and happiness to children receiving care at Livingston HealthCare. For young patients and their families, a simple toy can offer a welcome bright spot during an otherwise unfamiliar or challenging experience.
Rabbi Chaim Bruk, co-CEO and Spiritual Leader of Chabad Lubavitch of Montana, helped facilitate the donation, reflecting the organization's commitment to generosity and caring for others in the community.
“Community support like this reminds us that caring for patients goes beyond the medical treatment we provide,” said Anita Maxwell, Development Coordinator of Livingston HealthCare Foundation. “We're grateful to Chabad Lubavitch of Montana for thinking of our youngest patients and helping bring a little extra joy to their healthcare experience.”
Livingston HealthCare extends its sincere thanks to Chabad Lubavitch of Montana, Rabbi Bruk and everyone involved in making this thoughtful donation possible.
About Livingston HealthCare: Livingston HealthCare is an independent, non-profit, 25-bed critical access hospital with a Level 4 Community Trauma Facility, a multispecialty provider clinic, as well as rehabilitation, and home-based services. www.LivingstonHealthCare.org
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