University Health gives $350K to Uvalde community groups after a flood of ‘unsolicited’ donations

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University Health helped treat four of the victims of May 2021 shooting at Robb Elementary School and received more than $550,000 in 'unsolicited' donations. It's using those funds to help the Uvalde

and received more than $550,000 in “unsolicited” donations from 1,851 individuals and organizations looking to help in the wake of the tragedy.

After several months of research into possible recipients, the health system and its fundraising arm presented two checks worth $250,000 and $100,000, respectively, to Family Service and After-School All-Stars on Friday. Family Service provides several programs, including mental health counseling, and has operated in the Uvalde area for 20 years. After the shooting, it saw a growing demand for its services and added more counselors.

 

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