May 6, 2020
The contents of one of the care packages.
360 GiftBox founder Erica Fortuno (left) hands over one of the care packages to OBGYN head nurse Sherryl Carty-Fleming (second left) while SMMC Medical Director Dr. Felix Holiday (centre) and other nurses look on.
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