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June 4, 2021
All he wanted to do was get to work and find an apartment and thanks to an anonymous donor, he can now! #TMSG
June 4, 2021
By Morgan Huelsman Jun 4, 2021 Michael Parks is a Navy veteran who has had to wake up at some crazy hours to make sure he makes it into work via public transportation every day. Parks is a cook at a senior living facility and he wakes up at 3 a.m. every morning to take the bus to work because he doesnt have a car. He told 13 WTHR that most of the time he just sleeps on the 4:40 a.m. bus until he gets to work at 6 a.m. Hes also a graduate of the Helping Veterans and Families (HVAV) program ...
June 2, 2021
They weren't having luck with the donor chain, but found hope in a coworker! #TMSG
June 2, 2021
They weren't having luck with the donor chain, but found hope in a coworker! #TMSG
June 2, 2021
They weren't having luck with the donor chain, but found hope in a coworker! #TMSG
June 2, 2021
They weren't having luck with the donor chain, but found hope in a coworker! #TMSG
June 2, 2021
By Morgan Huelsman Jun 2, 2021 A chance meeting between coworkers at Childrens Healthcare of Atlanta helped change two families lives forever. Susan Ellis and Tia Wimbush work in Childrens Healthcare of Atlantas IT department. They both learned in the fall of 2019 that their husbands went into renal failure just days apart. Both husbands needed kidney transplants. Susan found out she was not a match for her husband, so she joined a donor chain in the hopes that he would eventually get a kidney...
June 2, 2021
They weren't having luck with the donor chain, but found hope in a coworker! #TMSG
June 2, 2021
They weren't having luck with the donor chain, but found hope in a coworker! #TMSG
June 2, 2021
By Morgan Huelsman Jun 2, 2021 A chance meeting between coworkers at Childrens Healthcare of Atlanta helped change two families lives forever. Susan Ellis and Tia Wimbush work in Childrens Healthcare of Atlantas IT department. They both learned in the fall of 2019 that their husbands went into renal failure just days apart. Both husbands needed kidney transplants. Susan found out she was not a match for her husband, so she joined a donor chain in the hopes that he would eventually get a kidney...