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<p>Brandon&#8217;s Forever Home, a non-profit organization established to raise adoption and foster care awareness, received a pleasant surprise when the intensive care unit at Lehigh Valley Hospital&#8211;Hazleton collected 100 gifts for their clients and &#8220;adopted&#8221; two older children who have aged out of foster care. At the presentation, from left, are: Sandy Cusatis, unit clerk; Nicole Samec, RN; Krista Wilson, RN; Dave Hirko, RN; Lori Ogurkis, Brandon&#8217;s Forever Home president; Katie Moore, LVH&#8211;Hazleton pharmacist and Brandon&#8217;s Forever Home secretary; Amy Loyd, RN; Amanda Kalinowski, RN. Not available for the photo: Linda Moscon, RN, collaborated on the project.</p><style>
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Brandon’s Forever Home receives gifts from Lehigh Valley Hospital in Hazleton