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Applications open for fund that helps health care in Trenton

  • January 28, 2016 at 2:36 pm

By Isaiah Mawhinney

BELLEVILLE – When Kay Stafford died in 1996 she left $1.2 million to the Trenton Memorial Hospital Foundation to be used to help community groups in need.

Since then, the gift has helped 63 community groups provide first-aid training, ambulances, stretchers and more.

The foundation accepts funding applications annually. This year, community groups have until noon on March 25 to apply.

For more information go to tmhfoundation.com.

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