A team from the USA Internal Medicine Department chose to donate thousands of personal hygiene items to Strickland Youth families.
) - The USA Internal Medicine Department showed up at Strickland Youth Center in Mobile with essential items for youth and families in need Friday morning.
Brown said the Strickland Youth Center was nominated and selected by staff this year to receive over 4,700 donations.Brown said every year an organization is nominated to receive donations which come directly from their employees.
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