“One of our models is a strong team beats with one heart. Schyton Jackson, director of business development for Chalet, says the donation allows them to work with community partners.
“It’s unfortunate that we can’t give them anything other than what we have, so it’s gonna make a huge impact.” We’ve had pediatrician’s offices called to see if we’ve had extra,” McGowan said. “We’ve had several parents, before they leave, ask if they can have extra. McGowan says the baby formula shortage has been very difficult. “It’s just so wonderful to be able to receive this.”
“Here at Franciscan, we’re able to continue our mission to give back to the community through this generous gift and we’re able to help many parents in this way,” McGowan said. The baby formula shortage is having a significant impact on Franciscan and other local hospitals, according to labor and delivery nurse Shannon McGowan. INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - An Indianapolis nursing home is donating dozens of cans of baby formula to try and help local families impacted by the national formula shortage.Ĭhalet Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center, on the city’s southwest side, will on Thursday deliver 84 cans of Enfamil formula to the Franciscan Health Mooresville Family Birth Center.Ĭhalet sourced, bought, and provided part of a shipment of Enfamil to its staff members with very small children and is donating the balance to the birth center to help families in need.
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