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More Than $7,000 Raised by ‘Buckets for Beebe’

 

Beebe Medical Foundation President and CEO, Judy Aliquo, accepts another donation from Tiffany Derrickson, Vice President of Atlantic Theaters from the Movies at Midway “Buckets for Beebe” program.

 

The Derrickson family and Atlantic Theaters’ The Movies at Midway generously donated $7,367 to the Beebe Medical Foundation and Beebe Healthcare as a result of the “Buckets for Beebe” promotional program.

This donation is the second in a multiyear initiative in support of the I Believe in Beebe campaign. The refillable popcorn bucket displays the I Believe in Beebe campaign logo and a portion of the proceeds goes to support the construction of Beebe’s new Specialty Surgical Hospital at the Rehoboth Health Campus.

Movies at Midway is a third-generation entertainment enterprise. Tiffany Derrickson, Vice President of Atlantic Theaters, reiterated that her family values the state-of-the-art healthcare that Beebe provides right here at home. Being a part of the community has been and continues to be an important part of the Movies at Midway.

“My sister, Sabrina Hill, and I are Beebe Babies. Our children were born at Beebe, and we have experienced excellent emergency care at Beebe,” Ms. Derrickson said. “We believe in supporting Beebe because we live here and this is our community’s hospital. My father, Richard Derrickson, served on Beebe’s Board of Directors from October 1994 until June 2004, and Sabrina served on Beebe Medical Foundation’s Board of Directors from May 2012 until October 2015.”

The funds raised from the Buckets for Beebe initiative are in loving memory of the Derrickson family’s sister, Rosemary Burton (Jan. 17, 1955-March 2, 1974). The Derrickson family’s goal is to contribute $500,000 with this 5-year effort.

“The Derricksons are lifelong supporters of Beebe. They understand the importance of giving back to the community which supports their business,” said Judy Aliquo, President and CEO, Beebe Medical Foundation. “The Movies at Midway’s Buckets for Beebe initiative is an extraordinary example of a local business supporting its local, not-for-profit community healthcare system. It is also another great reason to visit Movies at Midway, enjoy some popcorn, and support Beebe Healthcare in creating the Next Generation of Care right here at home.”

 

Beebe Healthcare is a not-for-profit community healthcare system with a charitable mission to encourage healthy living, prevent illness, and restore optimal health for the people who live in, work in, and visit the communities we serve. Beebe Healthcare has three campuses: the Margaret H. Rollins Lewes Campus, which houses the medical center; the Rehoboth Beach Health Campus; and coming in 2020, the South Coastal Health Campus. Beebe Healthcare offers primary care as well as specialized services in the areas of cardiac and vascular, general surgery, robotic surgery, cancer treatment, women's health, and orthopaedics. Beebe also offers walk-in care, lab, imaging and physical rehabilitation services at several locations throughout Sussex County, in addition to a Home Care program and an adult activities center.

For more information about Beebe Healthcare, go to www.beebehealthcare.org. To find out how Beebe Healthcare is Creating the Next Generation of Care for the community, go to www.nextgenerationofcare.org.

Caption: Beebe Medical Foundation President and CEO, Judy Aliquo, accepts another donation from Tiffany Derrickson, Vice President of Atlantic Theaters from the Movies at Midway “Buckets for Beebe” program.