Louis thomas subaru, through subaru loves to care program, donated around 80 blankets and a number of art kits to the wvu cancer institute camden clark comprehensive regional cancer center. As part of the subaru loves to care program, representatives from louis thomas subaru and the leukemia and lymphoma society presented blankets and art kits as gestures of hope for patients undergoing cancer treatment at camden clark. the comfort and support items were donated to provide warmth, love and relief when and where they are needed most.
Through the program, the letters, and blankets and art kits from subaru get donated to camden clark’s cancer patients. for president of louis thomas subaru lou thomas, and jeff ryckman, an assistant professor of radiation oncology at ccmc, it is one way to help the cancer patients. Wvu medicine camden clark medical center was the beneficiary of a program through subaru of america and the leukemia and lymphoma society. with louis thomas subaru, the society on thursday presented more than 80 blankets and 30 art kits as gestures of hope for cancer patients through the subaru love to care initiative in june. Lou thomas, president of louis thomas subaru in parkersburg, and joe perrine, reconditioning manager, at the donation of blankets and art kits for patients at the wvu cancer institute camden clark. Those messages, along with personal warming blankets, were delivered thursday, june 28th to wvu medicine camden clark cancer institute to help keep patients warm as they continue their fight against cancer, and to help spread awareness of lls and subaru of america’s goal to provide hope and care, one gesture at a time.
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