Shakers host a night of glitz and glam
The Shakers of Community Medical Foundation hosted “A Night in Hollywood,” an event that raised about $30,000 for the Table Mountain Rancheria Level 1 Trauma Center at Community Regional Medical Center.
Guests were treated like celebrities with red-carpet treatment and big band music at the Star Palace Ballroom on Saturday, April 21. All proceeds benefited the recently relocated Level 1 trauma services in
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| From left to right, vice president of medical affairs Berj Apkarian, chief resident for UCSF Fresno surgery program Babbak Eghbalieh and vice president of academic affairs Bruce Kinder enjoy "A Night in Hollywood." |
“It is a very exciting time for Community in the midst of this monumental transition, and we are delighted that our event will help contribute to this effort,” said Braden McKeighan, Community Shaker member. “The amount of time we dedicated to this year’s event will help the hospital. We were happy to offer our time for the benefit of the hospital.”
Rob Saroyan, Vice President of Community Medical Foundation, said Community is fortunate to have such a dedicated group. The Shakers are young professionals who raise funds, build awareness, educate and promote the health status of the community for the benefit of Community Medical Centers.
“These events allow us to spread appreciation for our medical professionals and facilities right here in our Valley. We’re thankful for the great turnout and success of the event to help celebrate their efforts,” Saroyan said.
This story was reported by Rebecca Wass. She can be reached at rwass@communitymedical.org.