The Ansar-Ud-Deen Grammar School Old Students Association, Class of 79/84, has made a significant donation to Randle General Hospital.
This act of generosity forms part of the alumni’s 40th-anniversary celebrations and aims to enhance the hospital’s ability to provide comfort and care to its patients and staff.
During a formal handover ceremony, Dr. Olumide Sojinrin, the Medical Director of Randle General Hospital, received the donated items with gratitude. He praised the alumni for their community spirit and their thoughtful contributions.
The donated items included two Infrared Thermometers, two Apex Blood Pressure Monitors, two manual Digital Sphygmomanometers, one Weighing Scale with a height meter, and one Public Address System.
Dr. Sojinrin encouraged other philanthropic individuals and organizations to follow the alumni’s example, highlighting the positive impact such donations have on public health facilities.
Mr. Doyin Ishola, Chairman of the Old Students Association, expressed his appreciation for the dedication and hard work of the hospital staff.
He emphasized the importance of community support for public institutions and called on other associations and philanthropists to contribute to the hospital’s needs. Ishola assured that the efforts made by donors would be remembered and valued by future generations.
Furthermore, Mr. Ishola urged the hospital management to ensure that the donated items are used effectively for their intended purposes, enhancing the quality of care provided to patients.
This generous donation by the Ansar-Ud-Deen Grammar School Old Students Association exemplifies the power of community and the lasting impact of giving back.
It serves as an inspiration for others to contribute towards the well-being of their communities, ensuring better healthcare services for all.
