EFFINGHAM, Ill. — At the HSHS St. Anthony’s Rehabilitation and Wellness Walk to End Parkinson’s Disease event on May 3, the event launched with a donation of $5,000 from the Effingham Sunrise Rotary. The generous donation, proceeds from the Sunrise Rotary’s annual “Lucky Draw” basket raffle, will be used to support those in this area living with Parkinson’s disease. At the check presentation were representatives from HSHS St. Anthony’s and Sunrise Rotary. Front row (left to right): Jay Wallace, Sunrise Rotary President; Becky McGee and Dacia Albin from Sunrise Rotary; Jessica Mottashed, Physical Therapist and Walk Coordinator; Tammy Probst, Rehabilitation and Wellness Director; and Angela Kelly, Director of Nursing and Integrated Services. Back row (left to right): Dr. Ryan Jennings, Chief Medical Officer; Jim Hecht, Gary Rogers, Jeff Mihlbachler, Bill Totten, Sunrise Rotary President-Nominee, and Mel Stock from Sunrise Rotary; and Michael Wall, Philanthropy Manager.
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About HSHS St. Anthony’s Memorial Hospital
HSHS St. Anthony’s Memorial Hospital, Effingham, celebrating 150 years of serving the Effingham community, is part of Hospital Sisters Health System (HSHS), a nonprofit Catholic health care ministry founded in 1875. Dedicated to our Mission to reveal and embody Christ’s healing love for all people through high-quality Franciscan health care, HSHS clinicians provide exceptional care centered on the whole person. Based in Springfield, Illinois, HSHS employs nearly 11,000 colleagues who provide care in 13 acute-care, children’s and critical-access hospitals and home health and hospice programs in Central and Southern Illinois and Eastern Wisconsin. HSHS is aligned with more than 1,000 primary and specialty physicians and advanced practitioners through its owned affiliates HSHS Medical Group and Prairie Cardiovascular and its partnership with Prevea Health. For more information about HSHS, visit hshs.org.