04/27/2020
As the pandemic continues its slowing but elongating march in West Michigan, we are committed to supporting our local small businesses while at the same time showing health care workers and their patients’ families that our community cares about them and their mission. Please consider taking part in a “Feed the Fight” branch movement here in Grand Rapids!
Area hospitals have signed up to receive donations of local restaurant gift cards, purchased by us, to distribute to their hardworking health care workers as well as the families of patients that have more to worry about than where their next meal will come from. If you’re interested in sending a meal to a worker or patient family at Mercy Health, Metro Health, or Spectrum Health in Grand Rapids, you can send them to the following locations by either mailing physical cards or buying one online that sends a physical card:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Spectrum Health Foundations (Please attach In-Kind gift form specified below) :
Spectrum Health Foundation
Attn: Laurie Alighire
25 Michigan St NE, Suite 4100
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Metro Health Foundations:
LeAnn Secord – Foundation Donation Site
Metro Health – University of Michigan Health
5900 Byron Center Ave SW
Wyoming, MI 49519
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Mercy Health Foundations (Mealtrain links are below, the gift card option is on the left side) :
Downtown campus: https://mealtrain.com/v19v6w
Byron Center campus: https://www.mealtrain.com/trains/4l85z6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
You can also help by sending thank you notes to your local hospitals, and cards to nursing home residents! They need the continued love, gratitude, and support now more than ever.
This pandemic isn’t over yet, and while we continue to flatten the curve and commit to keeping our neighbors safe for the long haul let’s remember to support those in our community and show those that need it our gratitude and support. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Stay safe and stay kind!