Putnam County Hospital is continuing a strong partnership with Greencastle Community Schools and Greencastle Athletics with a $20,000 donation to the Greencastle athletic program.
Putnam County Hospital leaders presented the donation during the Greencastle football home opener with South Putnam on Friday.
“This partnership is about so much more than a donation,” said Brooke Trissel, Director of Marketing and Business Development for Putnam County Hospital. “It represents a shared commitment to our students, our schools and the health and strength of our entire community. We are proud to support the young people of Greencastle and to be a dedicated community partner both on and off the field.”
The hospital’s commitment to local athletics also reflects its broader mission of being an active community partner.
Representing Putnam County Hospital at the special presentation were Dennis Weatherford, CEO; Brooke Trissel, Director of Marketing and New Business Development; Erin Mullin; and Bethany Combs.
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