The Scottsdale Saguaros help children’s charities around the Valley and recently gave Banner Health $250,000.
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The Scottsdale Saguaros recently granted $250,000 to the Banner Health Foundation to support the Banner Children’s Community Clinics in Mesa and Tolleson, as well as the Banner’s Children’s Healthmobile, which brings free primary care to uninisured children.
The Scottsdale Saguaros, which raises funds for numerous children’s charities throughout the Phoenix area, recently presented Banner Health representatives with its donation at the Mesa clinic, according to a press release.
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Scottsdale Saguaros donates to Banner Health
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The Scottsdale Saguaros help children’s charities around the Valley and recently gave Banner Health $250,000.
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The Scottsdale Saguaros recently granted $250,000 to the Banner Health Foundation to support the Banner Children’s Community Clinics in Mesa and Tolleson, as well as the Banner’s Children’s Healthmobile, which brings free primary care to uninisured children.
The Scottsdale Saguaros, which raises funds for numerous children’s charities throughout the Phoenix area, recently presented Banner Health representatives with its donation at the Mesa clinic, according to a press release.
The clinics in Mesa and Tolleson serve the uninsured with free exams and treatment, along with the Healthmobile, which sees patients in San Tan Valley and Maricopa neighborhoods.
“Our goal has always been to make the biggest impact possible by standing alongside community partners who are making a real difference for kids,” Scottsdale Saguaros member Ian Sachs said in the release. He helped present the check on behalf of the group. “Over the past year, our partnership with Banner has turned that mission into action and will help thousands of uninsured children across the Valley get the healthcare they need. For us, there’s no greater reward than knowing we’re helping make that happen.”
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