Doctors Hospital grant boosts Golden Harvest food program

Doctors Hospital of Augusta has awarded a $25,000 grant to Golden Harvest Food Bank to help expand its Mobile Market program, which delivers fresh and nutritious foods to rural communities and neighborhoods with limited grocery access. The funding comes through the HCA Healthcare Foundation's Commun

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Doctors Hospital of Augusta has awarded a $25,000 grant to Golden Harvest Food Bank to help expand its Mobile Market program, which delivers fresh and nutritious foods to rural communities and neighborhoods with limited grocery access.

The funding comes through the HCA Healthcare Foundation's Community Catalyst Grant Program. Hospital leaders recently presented a ceremonial check and volunteered at the food bank, sorting and bagging more than 8,000 pounds of potatoes for local families.

Golden Harvest Food Bank serves communities across Georgia and South Carolina. Officials said the grant will help sustain the Mobile Market program and improve access to healthy foods

for residents facing food insecurity.

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This article originally appeared on Augusta Chronicle: Doctors Hospital grant boosts Golden Harvest food program