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Posted: April 8, 2013
Skanska USA presents HUMC with $35,000 donation to support multiple myeloma fund
Skanska USA presented the Hackensack University Medical Center (HUMC) with a $35,000 donation to help support the hospital's Multiple Myeloma Fund.
Skanska raised the $35,000 at the company's annual NJ golf outing, and presented an oversized check to HUMC's Dr. Siegel to help him and his colleagues continue to research and develop cures for Myeloma.
Skanska's annual golf outing is one of many events the company organizes to support the community.
In addition to the Golf Outing, Skanska partners with altruistic organizations to pave the way for a healthier tomorrow. Skanska participated in the Muscle Dystrophy Association's (MDA) 16th Muscle Team Kick-Off at Chelsea Piers in N.Y.C. to support MDA in finding cures for muscle deteriorating diseases.
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