American Medical Response will hold an event to commemorate the donation of an ambulance to the Safe America Foundation. The ambulance will support Safe America’s efforts to help rescue victims of #humantrafficking. It will also be utilized to support the organization’s work with #opioid addicts and #PTSD-suffering #veterans. The donation is part of AMR’s observance of “National Emergency Medical Services Week” with events being held nationwide.
WHEN: Thursday, May 24th at 2:00pm
To accept the donation, executives from AMR’s regional team and Safe America will be on hand including the following:
- Len Pagano, Founder & CEO of Safe America Foundation
- Rick Ornelas, Director of Operations for East Region-Georgia, AMRContact: Maija McManus; Mmcmanus@sloweymcmanus.com; 617-413-7841
About American Medical Response (AMR)
American Medical Response, Inc., America’s leading provider of medical transportation, provides services in 40 states and the District of Columbia. More than 28,000 AMR paramedics, EMTs, RNs and other professionals work together to transport more than 4.8 million patients nationwide each year in critical, emergency and non-emergency situations. AMR also provides fire services through Rural Metro Fire Department, www.ruralmetrofire.com, and managed transportation services through Access2Care, www.access2care.net. AMR is a subsidiary of Global Medical Response, www.GlobalMedicalResponse.com. For more information about AMR, visit www.amr.net and follow American Medical Response on Facebook @AMR_Social on Twitter and Instagram.
About Safe America Foundation
The Safe America Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit chartered in 1994, with headquarters in suburban Atlanta. The foundation partners with corporate, government, public and private sector organizations, and other nonprofits to save lives by emphasizing safety education and emergency preparedness. Our mission is to be the voice of safety, helping to keep people safe. Other key goals include helping returning veterans transition safely to civilian life, teaching safe driving techniques and hosting school assemblies on dangerous driving decisions, reducing cyber crimes, combating human trafficking, active shooter drills, and championing programs to address safety needs such as Brain Camp, The WorldSafe Conferences, BE Safe America Emergency Preparedness program, Capitol Leadership Network, and more.