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Partner News
Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Raise Funds and Awareness for Local Children’s Hospital.
Since 1983, Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals has raised more than $5 billion dollars for 170 children’s hospitals, like ours, across the United States and Canada. Their mission, to save and...
Kinney Drugs Campaign Beats Annual Goal
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Kinney Drugs has completed their annual Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals balloon campaign for 2018 – and it was one to remember. During its annual icon campaign, Kinney raised a phenomenal $213,796, resulting...
Kinney Drugs Campaign Beats Annual Goal
Network Post
Kinney Drugs has completed their annual Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals balloon campaign for 2018 – and it was one to remember. During its annual icon campaign, Kinney raised a phenomenal $213,796, resulting...
About Kinney DrugsView Site
The Kinney Drugs Foundation began in 2002 and is the philanthropic arm of KPH Healthcare Services, a leading community pharmacy and retail business in New York and Vermont. Kinney Drugs has been a proud partner of Children's Miracle Network Hospitals for more than 25 years and have raised over $2 million benefiting 6 local hospitals. In-store fundraisers, balloon campaigns and golf tournaments are just some of the events throughout the year that benefit kids in central/northern New York and Vermont.
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