SCAN Healthcare Gives Back to Seniors at Norton Younglove Community Center
Photo Courtesy of: Xuan Lee Routt
Eco-friendly Scan bags filled with essential items for seniors.
Photo Courtesy of: Xuan Lee Routt
Hygiene products in the bags included body wash, full-sized bottles of shampoo and conditioner, toothpaste, cotton swabs, mouthwash, shaving cream and hand sanitizer.
Photo Courtesy of: Xuan Lee Routt
SCAN healthcare representatives Natalie Mcall and Jacqueline Lauder were ready to hand out the essential bags.
Photo Courtesy of: Xuan Lee Routt
Norton Younglove Community Center manager Sherri Morris was ready to help fill bags with food from the Second Harvest Food truck.
Photo Courtesy of: Xuan Lee Routt
It was a busy day at the Norton Younglove Community Center as seniors received their SCAN Healthcare necessity bags.
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