Ponca City Public Schools step up to help AllianceHealth

Beverly Bryant - March 25, 2020 12:21 pm

Pictured, from left, are Jeanne Stara (Chief Nursing Officer), Tony Smith, Robert Hoch, Melissa Van Fleet (RN), Bret Smith, and Kimberlyn Bivins (Director of Marketing)  

The Ponca City Public School District recently stepped up to help AllianceHealth Ponca City.

The hospital has a shortage of hand sanitizer and contacted the school district to see if they could help. PCPS came to the rescue!

“The hospital reached out to us because they were running low on hand sanitizers. I sent an email to all PCPS staff members, and I had over 100 quick responses willing to help,” Superintendent Shelley Arrott said.

Bret Smith, PCPS Executive Director of Operations, said, “I would like to thank our wonderful teachers and staff members that donated their extra hand sanitizer to our hospital. PCPS does not do anything short of fantastic! The AllianceHealth staff were so very appreciative. It makes you feel good when you do something as worthy as helping to keep our front-line folks safe.”

Bret Smith, Tony Smith (Director of Maintenance), and Head Custodian Robert Hoch picked up the donated sanitizer and delivered them to the hospital.

 

 

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