ADVISORY/Bank of the West Bear Brings Cheer and Gifts to Children at Orthopaedic Hospital; Senior Bank Executives Will Deliver Huggable Teddy Bears to Pediatric Patients.Assignment Desks & News Editors ADVISORY...for Wednesday Wednesday: see week. , Dec. 3 --(BUSINESS WIRE)
WHAT: Extending the holiday spirit, the life-size Bank of the
West Bear will join senior executives to deliver 300
large, plush teddy bears to underserved children at
Orthopaedic Hospital on December 3rd. Bank of the West
management, including Steve Glenn, vice chairman and
CAO, and Paul Woolway, senior vice president, will visit
the Hospital's fracture care, cerebral palsy and
pediatric neurology clinics to personally hand out gifts
to hospitalized children, bringing cheer and laughter to
the hallways of Orthopaedic Hospital. Bank
representatives will be joined by James V. Luck, Jr.,
M.D., the Hospital's president, CEO and medical
director, as they visit the young patients. The bear
theme is in keeping with Bank of the West's distinctive
bear corporate logo.
Bank of the West believes it has an obligation to help
improve the social and economic health of the areas it
serves. Last year, Bank of the West set a goal of
making $30 billion in loans, investments, contributions
and services to low- and moderate-income individuals,
small businesses and community-based organizations over
10 years. To date it has achieved more than 20% of its
overall goal.
For over 90 years, Orthopaedic Hospital has been a
recognized world leader in patient care, teaching, and
research in orthopaedic medicine, resulting in an
improved quality of life for children and adults with
crippling disorders. Having treated more than two
million children, Orthopaedic Hospital continues to take
extraordinary steps toward the future and provide
medical treatment for children, regardless of their
families' ability to pay.
WHEN: Wednesday, December 3, 2003
1:00 pm
WHERE: Orthopaedic Hospital
2400 S. Flower St., LA, CA 90007
WHO: James V. Luck, Jr., M.D., president, CEO & medical
director, Orthopaedic Hospital; Steve Glenn, vice
chairman & CAO, Bank of the West; Paul Woolway, senior
vice president, Bank of the West; and pediatric
patients.
Note to Editors: Interviews and post-event photographs are available
upon request.
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