Chabad Rabbi Donates Electronics To Hurley Medical Center For Sick Teens

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FLINT, Mich. (VINnews) — The teens at Hurley Medical Center were in for a nice surprise, when Rabbi J.J. Hecht of Toys for Hospitalized Children paid them a visit.

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He didn’t come emptyhanded, the patients were presented with tablets and amazon Echos and more.

The full list of donations included, Amazon Fire Tablets, Amazon Echo Dots and Hulu gift cards. The teens were presented with the gifts, in hopes that their hospital stay would be impmroved.

Electronics donated to Hurley Medical Center for sick teens (Mike Horne)

Toys for Hospitalized Children brings happiness and healing to patients suffering from illness, by showing them that others care for them and hope for their speedy recovery.

When Rabbi JJ Hecht was 4-years-old, his pajamas caught fire and his right arm was covered in 3rd-degree burns. He spent 3 weeks in the ICU and more time in the children’s ward of the hospital going through skin-grafting and other treatments. He remembers a family friend coming to visit and gifting him a windup singing gorilla, he was so excited! It was the highlight of his hospital stay, it brought him immense joy to play and forget about his burns and it gave his parents pleasure and relief to see me smiling. Knowing how much a gift means to a sick child, He has chosen to dedicate his career to bring happiness and healing to sick children.

Toys for Hospitalized Children has been servicing children since 1953 in: 64 Hospitals, 52 Special-needs facilities & Charities and 32 Ambulances. Over 1,000 smiles!


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