AdventHealth Manchester Donates AED Machines to Clay County Schools and Eastern Kentucky University

On Tuesday, January 7th, AdventHealth Manchester proudly donated three Automated External Defibrillator (AED) machines to Clay County Schools and two AEDs to Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) locations in Manchester and Corbin. This generous contribution underscores AdventHealth’s unwavering commitment to enhancing the health and safety of the communities it serves.

 

Jesse Kleven, Chief Financial Officer at AdventHealth Manchester, expressed the importance of this donation: "We are honored to support the vital institutions within our community by providing life-saving AED machines. This donation is a reflection of our mission to extend the healing ministry of Christ and to ensure that our schools and universities are equipped to handle medical emergencies effectively."

 

Clay County School System's Athletic Director, Tommy Nicholson, also shared his thoughts on the significance of receiving the AED machines: "The safety of our students and staff is our top priority. Having these AED machines readily available in our schools can make a critical difference in emergency situations. We are deeply grateful to AdventHealth Manchester for their support and dedication to our community’s well-being."

 

Terry Gray, Senior Director at EKU Manchester, highlighted the impact of the donation on the university, saying, "Ensuring the safety of our students and faculty is paramount. The AED machines provided by AdventHealth Manchester will greatly enhance our preparedness for medical emergencies. We appreciate their generosity and proactive approach to community health."

 

AdventHealth Manchester’s donation of AED machines is a testament to its broader mission of promoting health and wellness throughout the region. By equipping local educational institutions with these essential devices, AdventHealth Manchester aims to foster a safer environment for students, staff, and visitors alike.

 

AdventHealth Manchester’s commitment to community health is exemplified not only through donations but also through various outreach programs, educational initiatives, and partnerships with local organizations. The collaboration with Clay County Schools and EKU is a shining example of how healthcare providers can work together with educational institutions to enhance public safety and health outcomes.