(December 12, 2013) Jackson, Tenn.- On November 8, Mr. Jimmie Stewart had his wallet stolen at Food Giant.
In that wallet was $1,300 that was to be used for food and medicine for he and his wife who has Alzheimer’s disease.
The West Tennessee Healthcare Foundation started the Jimmie Stewart Charitable Fund to ensure that Stewart got the money back.
Today, the foundation presented Stewart with $1,300 that had been donated by WTH employees and others from across West Tennessee.
Jackson City Councilman Scott Conger, with the West Tennessee Healthcare Foundation, spoke about their decision to do this.
| Jackson City Councilman Scott Conger |
West Tennessee Healthcare Foundation President Frank McMeen commented about the donation to Stewart.
| Foundation President Frank McMeen |
The West Tennessee Healthcare Foundation raised well over the $1,300 goal. They are donating the extra $7,795 to Stewart to be used for medicine, healthcare, and other needs for the Stewart and his wife.
