Tift Regional Medical Center Foundation donates to substance abuse center
Donation of $20,000 expected to pay for various needs within a substance abuse center in Tifton
From Staff Reports
TIFTON — The Tift Regional Medical Center Foundation donated $20,000 to the Tift County State Court on Tuesday to support a new substance abuse community resource center under development in Tifton. The funds are expected to help purchase venue furniture, office equipment, computers, audio-visual equipment and other needs within the center. From left to right is Tift County DUI-Drug Court coordinator Michelle Calhoun, Tift Regional Health System President/CEO and TRMC Foundation board member Chris Dorman, Tift County State Court Judge Herbert Benson, TRMC Foundation Executive Director Mandy Brooks and TRMC Foundation board member Joe Manning.
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