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By Christopher Magryta Hello friends, as we head into this Easter season, I’m reaching out with a heartfelt opportunity to make a real difference for the kids at Salisbury Pediatric Associates. Imagine a child facing medical challenges, maybe feeding difficulties, nutrient deficiencies or other high-risk conditions struggling to get the healthy meals they desperately need. Now picture their face lighting up when they open a fridge stocked with fresh fruits, veggies and wholesome foods, all because of your generosity.
That’s the impact you can have right now with a tax-deductible gift to our “Fill the Fridge” campaign. At Salisbury Pediatric Foundation, located at 129 Woodson St, Salisbury, we’re on a mission to nourish our young patients, body and soul. Many of these kids are battling social, emotional, or medical issuesthat make eating well a challenge.
Think picky eating from sensory issues, or nutrient gaps that leave them vulnerable to chronic diseases. Healthy foods aren’t just a meal; they’re a lifeline. Fresh produce and non-perishable items can boost their energy, support their growth, and lower their risk of long-term health problems like diabetes.
I’ve seen firsthand how the right nutrition can turn a child’s trajectory around giving them the strength to fight their battles and the joy of feeling good in their own skin.Your donation — whether it’s a basket of apples, a bag of carrots, or pantry staples will go straight to filling our fridge at the foundation. Every bite counts and every gift helps a child thrive.
Plus, it’s tax-deductible (Tax ID 99-3946527), so you’re supporting a great cause while getting a break. Let’s come together this Easter to show these kids they’re not alone donate today and help us fill the fridge with hope, health and love!PS: 100 percent of your donation goes to the children. No administrative use of your money.
Christopher Magryta is board president of Salisbury Pediatric FoundationThe post My Turn: Dr. Chris Magryta: Fill the fridge this Easter appeared first on Salisbury Post..
