Updated News Items Updated Global and Featured News Items for this website http://www.spartanburgregional.com 30 Fri, 04 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT Sat, 21 Nov 2009 00:39:55 GMT Hangar B Ball to entertain, raise funds for heart health <div class=ExternalClass8564D78DCDBE470DBE6243B4FE881952><p>Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Foundation announces that Party on the Moon will be headlining this year’s Hangar B Ball on October 1.</p> <p>Party on the Moon has performed with artists such as Lynyrd Skynard, Three Dog Night, Bob Seger and Journey, and performed in January at President Obama’s Inaugural Ball.</p> <p>Music by Party on the Moon along with Hornz Unlimited, their talented brass section, will have attendees dancing the night away after the event’s barbecue dinner.</p> <p>The event is held in an empty airplane hangar at the Spartanburg Downtown Memorial Airport from 6 – 10:30 p.m.</p> <p>Tickets are available online at hangarBball.com or at the following ticket outlets: Spartanburg Regional Foundation office, Elizabeth’s, Heavenly Ham, Hip Hip Hooray, Hodge Carpets, Spartanburg Regional Federal Credit Union, Spartanburg Regional Cashier’s Office and the Village at Pelham.</p> <p>The ticket price includes entertainment, dinner, drinks and a T-shirt. Tickets purchased by September 4 will be $60. Tickets after September 4 will be $75. For more information, please call the SRHS Foundation office at 864-560-6727 or visit hangarBball.com.</p> <p>The SRHS Foundation is a non-profit charitable organization that benefits Spartanburg Regional through direct support of health services and programs. The Hangar B Ball is an annual fundraiser organized by the Foundation’s Heart Division.  Every year, the proceeds from Hangar B go toward support of the Heart Failure Center and other heart-related services in Spartanburg Regional’s Heart Center.  </p> </div> http://www.spartanburgregional.com/Foundation/_layouts/NewsEventsData/NewsDetail.aspx?WebId=5FBA16AE-A915-48F4-AE56-8EE8651B7215&ListId=DB96751D-036E-47E4-978E-E534C2742E81&ItemId=7 Fri, 04 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT Description:

Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Foundation announces that Party on the Moon will be headlining this year’s Hangar B Ball on October 1.

Party on the Moon has performed with artists such as Lynyrd Skynard, Three Dog Night, Bob Seger and Journey, and performed in January at President Obama’s Inaugural Ball.

Music by Party on the Moon along with Hornz Unlimited, their talented brass section, will have attendees dancing the night away after the event’s barbecue dinner.

The event is held in an empty airplane hangar at the Spartanburg Downtown Memorial Airport from 6 – 10:30 p.m.

Tickets are available online at hangarBball.com or at the following ticket outlets: Spartanburg Regional Foundation office, Elizabeth’s, Heavenly Ham, Hip Hip Hooray, Hodge Carpets, Spartanburg Regional Federal Credit Union, Spartanburg Regional Cashier’s Office and the Village at Pelham.

The ticket price includes entertainment, dinner, drinks and a T-shirt. Tickets purchased by September 4 will be $60. Tickets after September 4 will be $75. For more information, please call the SRHS Foundation office at 864-560-6727 or visit hangarBball.com.

The SRHS Foundation is a non-profit charitable organization that benefits Spartanburg Regional through direct support of health services and programs. The Hangar B Ball is an annual fundraiser organized by the Foundation’s Heart Division.  Every year, the proceeds from Hangar B go toward support of the Heart Failure Center and other heart-related services in Spartanburg Regional’s Heart Center. 



Item Last Modified On: September 4, 2009 1:24 PM]]> 5FBA16AE-A915-48F4-AE56-8EE8651B7215DB96751D-036E-47E4-978E-E534C2742E817 SRHS Foundation grantee holds fundraiser <div class=ExternalClass59425298FBC04BB5BBDE5AFEE52D0D61>Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Foundation has contributed funds toward the development of a &quot;boundless playground&quot; – accessible playground to be built at the Carolina Miracle League Park in Boiling Springs. The fundraising committee has set up a 5K running race/2mile walk to be held on Saturday, September 26 at 8 a.m. at Miracle League Park on Old Furnace Road in Boiling Springs. Registration forms can be downloaded from <a href="http://www.spartanburgrunningclub.com/">www.spartanburgrunningclub.com</a> </div> http://www.spartanburgregional.com/Foundation/_layouts/NewsEventsData/NewsDetail.aspx?WebId=5FBA16AE-A915-48F4-AE56-8EE8651B7215&ListId=DB96751D-036E-47E4-978E-E534C2742E81&ItemId=6 Tue, 01 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT Description:
Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Foundation has contributed funds toward the development of a "boundless playground" – accessible playground to be built at the Carolina Miracle League Park in Boiling Springs. The fundraising committee has set up a 5K running race/2mile walk to be held on Saturday, September 26 at 8 a.m. at Miracle League Park on Old Furnace Road in Boiling Springs. Registration forms can be downloaded from www.spartanburgrunningclub.com


Item Last Modified On: September 4, 2009 1:24 PM]]> 5FBA16AE-A915-48F4-AE56-8EE8651B7215DB96751D-036E-47E4-978E-E534C2742E816 SRHS Foundation Board welcomes new members <div class=ExternalClass7C4AD3E3225E4662A71805502127B4B9> <p>The Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Foundation recently welcomed a number of new members to its Board of Trustees.</p> <p>These recent additions will use their passion for excellent healthcare and influence in the community to help significantly impact the SRHS Foundation and Spartanburg community, officials said. The Foundation Board is divided into four groups. In addition to the 18-member board, the Foundation is supported by Cancer, Heart, and Hospice divisions which seek to the support the operations within each of those clinical areas. The board serves as a governing body of the Foundation, and members each operate on a four-year rotation.</p> <p>Members are chosen for their passion towards healthcare, influence in the community, and availability of time and energy to work with the Foundation, and serve as ambassadors to the community, providing information to the hospital about the community’s needs and concerns, said Dr. Sheila Breitweiser, Vice President and Executive Director of the SRHS Foundation.</p> <p>“All members of the Board of Trustees, the Heart, Cancer, and Hospice Boards help to support capital projects and have the ability to significantly impact the community and hospital programs,” said Dr. Sheila Breitweiser, SRHS Vice President and Foundation Executive Director.</p> <p>Members also donate their own funds and time to create the strong leadership the hospital needs to<br> succeed. Votes are taken amongst board members to determine how Foundation funds would best be used in the community.</p> <p>“Our community is blessed with a great number of giving people,” said Board president Normal Pulliam. “We are even more privileged in this region we serve to have talented individuals who not only give of their resources but also give of themselves and their time.”</p> <p>Spartanburg Regional is currently in the top division of healthcare and technology across the nation and we want to continue to keep that status, Breitweiser said.</p> <p>“Having diverse, influential board members who can impact our hospital and our community is an important step towards that goal,” she said.</p> <p>BOARD OF TRUSTEES<br> Chairman: Norman F. Pulliam<br> Lynne F. Blackman<br> James D. Hodge<br> Ron G. Smith</p> <p>HEART DIVISION<br> Chairman: W. Scott Montgomery IV<br> Thomas G. Barnet<br> Kate Oates Dargan</p> <p>HOSPICE DIVISION<br> Chairman: Catherine M. Cox<br> David Allen Blanton<br> Charles (Chuck) P. Cobb<br> Jimmy Donald Draper<br> Jan Petree Spencer<br> CANCER DIVISION<br> Chairman: William N. (Bill) Turrentine Jr.<br> John Vincent Griffith<br> Robert Henderson<br> Benjamin Rutledge Wall II<br> John Belton White Jr.</p> <div></div> </div> http://www.spartanburgregional.com/Foundation/_layouts/NewsEventsData/NewsDetail.aspx?WebId=5FBA16AE-A915-48F4-AE56-8EE8651B7215&ListId=DB96751D-036E-47E4-978E-E534C2742E81&ItemId=3 Mon, 18 May 2009 04:00:00 GMT Description:

The Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Foundation recently welcomed a number of new members to its Board of Trustees.

These recent additions will use their passion for excellent healthcare and influence in the community to help significantly impact the SRHS Foundation and Spartanburg community, officials said. The Foundation Board is divided into four groups. In addition to the 18-member board, the Foundation is supported by Cancer, Heart, and Hospice divisions which seek to the support the operations within each of those clinical areas. The board serves as a governing body of the Foundation, and members each operate on a four-year rotation.

Members are chosen for their passion towards healthcare, influence in the community, and availability of time and energy to work with the Foundation, and serve as ambassadors to the community, providing information to the hospital about the community’s needs and concerns, said Dr. Sheila Breitweiser, Vice President and Executive Director of the SRHS Foundation.

“All members of the Board of Trustees, the Heart, Cancer, and Hospice Boards help to support capital projects and have the ability to significantly impact the community and hospital programs,” said Dr. Sheila Breitweiser, SRHS Vice President and Foundation Executive Director.

Members also donate their own funds and time to create the strong leadership the hospital needs to
succeed. Votes are taken amongst board members to determine how Foundation funds would best be used in the community.

“Our community is blessed with a great number of giving people,” said Board president Normal Pulliam. “We are even more privileged in this region we serve to have talented individuals who not only give of their resources but also give of themselves and their time.”

Spartanburg Regional is currently in the top division of healthcare and technology across the nation and we want to continue to keep that status, Breitweiser said.

“Having diverse, influential board members who can impact our hospital and our community is an important step towards that goal,” she said.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Chairman: Norman F. Pulliam
Lynne F. Blackman
James D. Hodge
Ron G. Smith

HEART DIVISION
Chairman: W. Scott Montgomery IV
Thomas G. Barnet
Kate Oates Dargan

HOSPICE DIVISION
Chairman: Catherine M. Cox
David Allen Blanton
Charles (Chuck) P. Cobb
Jimmy Donald Draper
Jan Petree Spencer
CANCER DIVISION
Chairman: William N. (Bill) Turrentine Jr.
John Vincent Griffith
Robert Henderson
Benjamin Rutledge Wall II
John Belton White Jr.



Item Last Modified On: September 4, 2009 1:21 PM]]> 5FBA16AE-A915-48F4-AE56-8EE8651B7215DB96751D-036E-47E4-978E-E534C2742E813 Fashion show and luncheon will benefit Spartanburg Regional Hospice <div class=ExternalClass150A77DC647F421CBA2C59A9657F87EF> <p>Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Foundation and Spartanburg Regional Hospice are bringing the latest looks to Spartanburg through a Fashion Show and Luncheon, hosted by Channel 7’s Amy Wood. The event is at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, May 23 at Summit Pointe. Proceeds will benefit Regional Hospice.</p> <p>The Fashion Show is a fun event and great opportunity to see the latest fashion trends for this year. Jimmy Draper will show his collection of vintage fashion dolls displaying how fashion has evolved over the years.</p> <p>Enjoy a wonderful lunch as our models show off the latest fashion trends from Belk, A Boutique, 2 Doors Down, Pink on Main, Sam Evatt’s Menswear and more! Plus, great prizes will be offered through our door prize drawing.</p> <p>Tickets are $40. For more information, please call 560-6979 or visit regionalfoundation.com.</p> <p>Spartanburg Regional Hospice is a not-for-profit organization that serves a diverse base of patients in Spartanburg, Cherokee, Greenville and Union Counties. Since 1980, Spartanburg Regional Hospice has provided home care to terminally ill patients in the last few months of life, regardless of their illness, age or ability to pay.</p> <p>The SRHS Foundation is a non-profit charitable organization that benefits Spartanburg Regional through direct support of health services and programs.</p> <div></div> </div> http://www.spartanburgregional.com/Foundation/_layouts/NewsEventsData/NewsDetail.aspx?WebId=5FBA16AE-A915-48F4-AE56-8EE8651B7215&ListId=DB96751D-036E-47E4-978E-E534C2742E81&ItemId=5 Mon, 18 May 2009 04:00:00 GMT Description:

Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Foundation and Spartanburg Regional Hospice are bringing the latest looks to Spartanburg through a Fashion Show and Luncheon, hosted by Channel 7’s Amy Wood. The event is at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, May 23 at Summit Pointe. Proceeds will benefit Regional Hospice.

The Fashion Show is a fun event and great opportunity to see the latest fashion trends for this year. Jimmy Draper will show his collection of vintage fashion dolls displaying how fashion has evolved over the years.

Enjoy a wonderful lunch as our models show off the latest fashion trends from Belk, A Boutique, 2 Doors Down, Pink on Main, Sam Evatt’s Menswear and more! Plus, great prizes will be offered through our door prize drawing.

Tickets are $40. For more information, please call 560-6979 or visit regionalfoundation.com.

Spartanburg Regional Hospice is a not-for-profit organization that serves a diverse base of patients in Spartanburg, Cherokee, Greenville and Union Counties. Since 1980, Spartanburg Regional Hospice has provided home care to terminally ill patients in the last few months of life, regardless of their illness, age or ability to pay.

The SRHS Foundation is a non-profit charitable organization that benefits Spartanburg Regional through direct support of health services and programs.



Item Last Modified On: September 4, 2009 1:21 PM]]> 5FBA16AE-A915-48F4-AE56-8EE8651B7215DB96751D-036E-47E4-978E-E534C2742E815 SRHS Foundation announces 2009 Society of 1921 Gala guest <div class=ExternalClass8FE6EB0845474A4BA779488CE235FA64> <div class="news_detail_header_container" id="ctl00_PlaceHolderMain_pnlHeaderContainer"> <div class="news_detail_header">The Society 1921 announces Ben Stein as its special guest at its annual Donor Appreciation Gala on March 21.</div> </div> <div class="news_detail_body_content"> <div class=ExternalClassB845D4A1BD5B4CEFAEEBB386E2A89CB4> <p>Stein will tour the Bearden-Josey Center for Breast Health during the day and then later speak at the evening gala. </p> <p>Stein has become one of the most recognizable faces and voices in America today. His part as the boring, monotone teacher in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off was recently ranked as one of the 50 most famous scenes in American film. </p> <p>He is the former host of the Emmy-winning game show Win Ben Stein's Money. The show won seven Emmy Awards during its run. He was also one of the creators of the well-regarded comedy, Fernwood Tonight. </p> <p>In his early career, he was a speechwriter and lawyer for Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford.</p> <p>A prolific author, Ben Stein has written novels and nonfiction books, several screenplays, and regularly contributes essays and op-eds to national newspapers and magazines. His columns have appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, New York Magazine and the Washington Post.</p> <p>In 2008, Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Cal Ripken spoke on success in baseball and life. Past speakers include James Carville and Mary Matalin, New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, President and Mrs. George Bush and former anchorman Tom Brokaw.  </p> <p>The Society of 1921 annual donors represent consistency and commitment to the Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Foundation and its projects. The SRHS Foundation is a charitable corporation whose primary mission is to benefit the<br> Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System through direct support and also through its support of community programs and services that share the Spartanburg Regional mission of providing quality health care to our community. The SRHS Foundation strives to create a community of giving for life.</p> </div> </div> </div> http://www.spartanburgregional.com/Foundation/_layouts/NewsEventsData/NewsDetail.aspx?WebId=5FBA16AE-A915-48F4-AE56-8EE8651B7215&ListId=DB96751D-036E-47E4-978E-E534C2742E81&ItemId=2 Tue, 17 Mar 2009 04:00:00 GMT Description:
The Society 1921 announces Ben Stein as its special guest at its annual Donor Appreciation Gala on March 21.

Stein will tour the Bearden-Josey Center for Breast Health during the day and then later speak at the evening gala.

Stein has become one of the most recognizable faces and voices in America today. His part as the boring, monotone teacher in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off was recently ranked as one of the 50 most famous scenes in American film.

He is the former host of the Emmy-winning game show Win Ben Stein's Money. The show won seven Emmy Awards during its run. He was also one of the creators of the well-regarded comedy, Fernwood Tonight.

In his early career, he was a speechwriter and lawyer for Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford.

A prolific author, Ben Stein has written novels and nonfiction books, several screenplays, and regularly contributes essays and op-eds to national newspapers and magazines. His columns have appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, New York Magazine and the Washington Post.

In 2008, Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Cal Ripken spoke on success in baseball and life. Past speakers include James Carville and Mary Matalin, New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, President and Mrs. George Bush and former anchorman Tom Brokaw. 

The Society of 1921 annual donors represent consistency and commitment to the Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Foundation and its projects. The SRHS Foundation is a charitable corporation whose primary mission is to benefit the
Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System through direct support and also through its support of community programs and services that share the Spartanburg Regional mission of providing quality health care to our community. The SRHS Foundation strives to create a community of giving for life.



Item Last Modified On: September 4, 2009 1:19 PM]]> 5FBA16AE-A915-48F4-AE56-8EE8651B7215DB96751D-036E-47E4-978E-E534C2742E812 Laugh for a Child event to benefit Healthy Smiles of Spartanburg <div class=ExternalClassB0AFFC22CD85402B9456A93DBE34C8FE> <p>Healthy Smiles of Spartanburg will be holding its annual fundraiser, Laugh for a Child, on Friday, February 20, 2009 at the Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium.  The event features a night of comedy for a good cause: helping children in our community get the dental care that they desperately need.</p> <p>A VIP/Sponsor Party will start at 6 p.m. in the lobby of the Auditorium followed by a performance of comedian Al Ernst at 7:30 p.m. in the Auditorium Arena.  VIP tickets are $75 per person and include heavy hors d'oeuvres and drinks. General Admission tickets are $35. There is a special rate for General Admission tickets of $50 per couple until February 13, 2009.</p> <p>Al Ernst, an Atlanta native, has spent that the last eleven years as an opening act in everything from a gas station to Carnival Cruise Lines.  He’s done local cable access TV in Dallas, professional wrestling announcing in Georgia, and even hosted his own show, “A View from the Cheap Seats.”  His TV credits include all major networks as well as CNN, ESPN, A&amp;E, Comedy Central and HBO.  </p> <p>Healthy Smiles first began serving children in a “free clinic” setting in March 2007, on the campus of Spartanburg Community College. Healthy Smiles has served over 350 children from Spartanburg County with direct dental services “free of charge” valuing over $200,000. Healthy Smiles funds are provided by Foundations, corporate gifts, fundraisers, United Way of the Piedmont, in-kind services, and individuals like you.</p> <p>To order tickets contact Healthy Smiles at 864.592.4696 or e-mail Lynn King at  <a href="mailto:kingl@sccsc.edu">kingl@sccsc.edu</a> </p> <div class=ExternalClass34EA6E46AF1A47FCAE25A1258C7796B5> <div></div> </div> </div> http://www.spartanburgregional.com/Foundation/_layouts/NewsEventsData/NewsDetail.aspx?WebId=5FBA16AE-A915-48F4-AE56-8EE8651B7215&ListId=DB96751D-036E-47E4-978E-E534C2742E81&ItemId=1 Wed, 04 Feb 2009 05:00:00 GMT Description:

Healthy Smiles of Spartanburg will be holding its annual fundraiser, Laugh for a Child, on Friday, February 20, 2009 at the Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium.  The event features a night of comedy for a good cause: helping children in our community get the dental care that they desperately need.

A VIP/Sponsor Party will start at 6 p.m. in the lobby of the Auditorium followed by a performance of comedian Al Ernst at 7:30 p.m. in the Auditorium Arena.  VIP tickets are $75 per person and include heavy hors d'oeuvres and drinks. General Admission tickets are $35. There is a special rate for General Admission tickets of $50 per couple until February 13, 2009.

Al Ernst, an Atlanta native, has spent that the last eleven years as an opening act in everything from a gas station to Carnival Cruise Lines.  He’s done local cable access TV in Dallas, professional wrestling announcing in Georgia, and even hosted his own show, “A View from the Cheap Seats.”  His TV credits include all major networks as well as CNN, ESPN, A&E, Comedy Central and HBO. 

Healthy Smiles first began serving children in a “free clinic” setting in March 2007, on the campus of Spartanburg Community College. Healthy Smiles has served over 350 children from Spartanburg County with direct dental services “free of charge” valuing over $200,000. Healthy Smiles funds are provided by Foundations, corporate gifts, fundraisers, United Way of the Piedmont, in-kind services, and individuals like you.

To order tickets contact Healthy Smiles at 864.592.4696 or e-mail Lynn King at  kingl@sccsc.edu



Item Last Modified On: September 4, 2009 1:19 PM]]> 5FBA16AE-A915-48F4-AE56-8EE8651B7215DB96751D-036E-47E4-978E-E534C2742E811 Hangar B Ball to entertain, raise funds for heart health <div class=ExternalClassB352EE72948C4DBBA32B3BD55D620C33> <p>Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Foundation announces that the Little River Band will be headlining this year’s Hangar B Ball October 2.</p> <p>Best known for their singles “Reminiscing,” “Lady,” and “Lonesome Loser” the Australian born Little River Band has entertained millions of fans for more than 30 years. Known as one of the finest soft-rock bands in the world, they've sold close to 25 million copies of their records, and scored an incredible 13 Top 10 singles.</p> <p>Later, the Catalina’s blend of beach music, disco, rock and soul will have you on the dance floor for the rest of the night.</p> <p>The event is held in an empty airplane hangar at the Spartanburg Downtown Memorial Airport from 6 – 10:30 p.m.</p> <p>Tickets are available online at hangarBball.com or at the following ticket outlets: Spartanburg Regional Foundation office, Bull Hawgs Barbecue, Elizabeth’s, Hip Hip Hooray, Heavenly Ham, Hodge Carpets, Spartanburg Regional Federal Credit Union, Spartanburg Regional Cashier’s Office and the Village at Pelham.</p> <p>The ticket price includes entertainment, dinner, drinks and a T-shirt. Tickets purchased by September 8 will be $60. Tickets after September 8 will be $75. For more information, please call the SRHS Foundation office at 864-560-6727 or visit hangarBball.com.</p> <p>The SRHS Foundation is a non-profit charitable organization that benefits Spartanburg Regional through direct support of health services and programs. The Hangar B Ball is an annual fundraiser put on by the Foundation Heart Division.  Every year, the proceeds from Hangar B go toward support of the Heart Failure Center and other heart-related services in Spartanburg Regional’s Heart Center.  </p> <p>“Having diverse, influential board members who can impact our hospital and our community is an important step towards that goal,” she said.</p> <div></div> </div> http://www.spartanburgregional.com/Foundation/_layouts/NewsEventsData/NewsDetail.aspx?WebId=5FBA16AE-A915-48F4-AE56-8EE8651B7215&ListId=DB96751D-036E-47E4-978E-E534C2742E81&ItemId=4 Tue, 26 Aug 2008 04:00:00 GMT Description:

Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Foundation announces that the Little River Band will be headlining this year’s Hangar B Ball October 2.

Best known for their singles “Reminiscing,” “Lady,” and “Lonesome Loser” the Australian born Little River Band has entertained millions of fans for more than 30 years. Known as one of the finest soft-rock bands in the world, they've sold close to 25 million copies of their records, and scored an incredible 13 Top 10 singles.

Later, the Catalina’s blend of beach music, disco, rock and soul will have you on the dance floor for the rest of the night.

The event is held in an empty airplane hangar at the Spartanburg Downtown Memorial Airport from 6 – 10:30 p.m.

Tickets are available online at hangarBball.com or at the following ticket outlets: Spartanburg Regional Foundation office, Bull Hawgs Barbecue, Elizabeth’s, Hip Hip Hooray, Heavenly Ham, Hodge Carpets, Spartanburg Regional Federal Credit Union, Spartanburg Regional Cashier’s Office and the Village at Pelham.

The ticket price includes entertainment, dinner, drinks and a T-shirt. Tickets purchased by September 8 will be $60. Tickets after September 8 will be $75. For more information, please call the SRHS Foundation office at 864-560-6727 or visit hangarBball.com.

The SRHS Foundation is a non-profit charitable organization that benefits Spartanburg Regional through direct support of health services and programs. The Hangar B Ball is an annual fundraiser put on by the Foundation Heart Division.  Every year, the proceeds from Hangar B go toward support of the Heart Failure Center and other heart-related services in Spartanburg Regional’s Heart Center. 

“Having diverse, influential board members who can impact our hospital and our community is an important step towards that goal,” she said.



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