Today is a Good Day volunteers delivered 345 Thanksgiving meals to area hospitals for families spending the holiday in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) with their babies.
FLOURTOWN, PA (December 1, 2021) — Today is a Good Day, a local non-profit providing personal and financial support to families who experience the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) provided 345 meals to families spending the Thanksgiving holiday in the NICU.
Meals were delivered to families at sixteen (16) hospitals including Jefferson Abington Hospital, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Crozer-Chester Medical Center, Delaware County Memorial Hospital, Einstein Medical Center Montgomery, Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia, Holy Redeemer Hospital, Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children, Virtua Hospital, Temple University Hospital, Pennsylvania Hospital and St. Luke’s University Health Network Allentown, Anderson and Quakertown Campuses. Additionally, Today is a Good Day delivered meals to two hospital partners in the mid-west, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin and Bronson Children’s Hospital. Today is a Good Day partnered with The Fresh Market in Chestnut Hill, to provide the meals to local NICU families. Staff and families responded to the meals with gratitude.
“Our families were very appreciative and said the food was delicious!” – NICU Staff
“The Thanksgiving meals were incredibly amazing and generous. I could tell many families were smiling underneath their masks when the food was delivered. They are grateful for the continued support from the organizations and staff around them. We are appreciative of your thoughtfulness for our babies and families in the NICU over the holiday week.” – NICU Staff “Thank you for planning the Thanksgiving feast for our NICU families. It was such a fun day seeing the smiles on faces and the surprise when they picked up their bag and realized how heavy it was! It was truly a celebration meal.” – NICU Staff Thank you so much for the Thanksgiving meal I just received. It truly brought me to tears. – NICU Family
