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Sunday, January 30, 2005 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Page: 7E<br><br>





Employees of Wyoming Valley Health Care System recently participated in its
annual `Giving Tree' toy drive, an effort to collect presents for more than
350 children affiliated with Luzerne County Head Start and the WVHCS Family
Enhancement Center. Now in its 13th consecutive year, this year's `Giving
Tree' was the system's most successful drive to date. The Family Enhancement
Center, a division of the Behavioral Health Services of Wyoming Valley, is a
nonprofit organization that provides at-home nursing visits to new families.
From left: Karen Stavish, liaison, WVHCS Marketing Communications; Kevin
McDonald, senior associate, WVHCS Marketing Communications; and Spencer Green,
courier, WVHCS. <br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Wyoming Valley Health Care's `giving Tree' A Success