Rogue Credit Union donates $170K for Asante pediatric unit
The donation is the largest that Rogue Credit Union has ever raised for the Asante Foundation, the credit union said in a statement.
Posted: Jan 14, 2021 3:43 PM
Posted By: Jamie Parfitt
MEDFORD, Ore. Rogue Credit Union recently presented Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center with a check for $170,000 and some additional gifts to benefit the hospial s pediatric unit.
The donation is the largest that Rogue Credit Union has ever raised for the Asante Foundation, the credit union said in a statement. The check was accompanied by an electric ride-on car full of children s toys.
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