All services for patients at St. Jude Children’s are covered free of charge. According to the Sun Current, this means Best Buy’s contribution could help provide treatment for 68 acute-lymphoblastic leukemia patients, 2,000 CT scans, 3,000 days in the intensive care unit or almost 13,000 days of chemotherapy.
“The continued generosity of our corporate partners, celebrity friends and the millions of holiday shoppers who support our mission year after year is a blessing for which we are very grateful,” said Marlo Thomas, national outreach director for St. Jude Children’s. “It is because of their efforts that we are able to continue groundbreaking research and treatment.”
Best Buy has participated in the same fundraising campaign since 2013 and has contributed more than $60 million.
More articles on healthcare finance:
Premier Health to close 491-bed Ohio hospital before September
10 hospitals seeking RCM talent
Mission Hospital to name cancer institute after donors of record-setting gift
