BayCare Provides $300,000 for Community Hurricane Relief
BayCare today announced it is donating $300,000 to Feeding Tampa Bay, Metropolitan Ministries and the St. Petersburg Free Clinic. All three entities are existing partners in BayCare’s Community Benefit efforts to impact public health. The hurricane contributions are in addition to Community Benefit investments.
“At BayCare, we are dedicated to making a meaningful difference in people’s lives,” said Stephanie Conners, BayCare’s president and CEO. “After the recent hurricanes, many in our communities are facing significant challenges. This donation is about helping our communities rebuild and find hope during a difficult time.”
BayCare has strong relationships with Feeding Tampa Bay and Metropolitan Ministries, consistently supporting their efforts to combat food insecurity. Its donation to the St. Petersburg Free Clinic is in response and recognition of the vital role safety net clinics play in the aftermath of a disaster as well as addressing year-round community needs.
“At BayCare, we know that our strength as a community is defined by how we come together in times of need,” said Conners. “We are proud to help provide critical resources and support to those affected. Together, we are helping to rebuild lives and foster resilience in our community.”