Resurgens Orthopaedics contributes to charity over Christmas

Atlanta-based Resurgens Orthopaedics collected toys for 40 children and provided Christmas meals for 20 families in Clayton County, according to a Clayton News Daily report.

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The practice collected toys for Kinship Care Resource Center’s Angel Tree Program. Kinship Care is part of the Clayton County Senior Services Department, and it provides direct and referral services for adults, teens and youth.

 

“The physicians and staff at Resurgens’ southside offices choose a charity cause to support each holiday season,” said Peter Harvey, MD, a physician at the Fayetteville and Morrow offices of Resurgens Orthopaedics, to the Clayton News Daily.

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