Panhandle Home Health is proud to announce the receipt of a $5,000 grant from the Burke & Herbert Bank Foundation in support of our Building Expertise to Expand Community Health initiative.
Representatives Christine Albright, Brianna Gilbert, and Jenn Bishop recently visited Panhandle Home Health to present the award and learn more about the impact of our services throughout the Eastern Panhandle. Their generous investment will help strengthen staff expertise and expand our ability to provide high-quality, compassionate care to patients and families in the comfort of their homes.
As the health care needs of our community continue to evolve, support from community-minded organizations such as the Burke & Herbert Bank Foundation is essential. Grants like this one enable Panhandle Home Health to invest in staff development, enhance patient care, and ensure that individuals recovering from illness, injury, or disability receive the professional support they need to remain safe and independent at home.
We are deeply grateful to the Burke & Herbert Bank Foundation for its commitment to improving the health and well-being of our community. Their partnership demonstrates how local philanthropy can make a lasting difference in the lives of patients and families across our region.
As a nonprofit organization celebrating 50 years of service, Panhandle Home Health relies on the generosity of foundations, businesses, and individual donors to help meet the growing needs of our community. We welcome opportunities to partner with organizations and individuals who share our commitment to providing exceptional home health care and expanding access to services for those who need them most.
To learn more about supporting Panhandle Home Health’s mission, please contact Christina Johnson, Director of Resource Development, at 304-263-5680 or visit our website.
“Representatives of the Burke & Herbert Bank Foundation present a $5,000 grant to Panhandle Home Health in support of the Building Expertise to Expand Community Health initiative. The grant will help strengthen staff expertise and enhance care for patients and families throughout the Eastern Panhandle.” Shown in photo: Craig Potter, Kelly Butts, Chris Johnson, Christine Albright, Lisa Bivens, Brianna Gilbert and Jenn Bishop.