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Cardinal Health is committed to giving back to improve healthcare and communities. Since 2001, Cardinal Health and its foundation have contributed over $150 million in donations worldwide, focusing on healthcare and helping hundreds of thousands. They support programs that enhance healthcare quality and efficiency, provide medical supplies during disasters, and meet basic healthcare needs for underserved groups. Cardinal Health also partners with non-profits and encourages its 30,000 employees to volunteer locally and internationally through donations, grants and community involvement.
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Robert A.S. Suntay
Robert Abad Santos Suntay is the co-founder and managing director of Carewell – the Cancer Resource and Wellness Community Foundation, Inc. Carewell is a volunteer-driven, non-stock, non-profit organization that provides support, education, and most important: hope – to persons with cancer and their loved ones.
Carewell provides psycho-social support resources and programs that enable all persons affected by cancer to cope more successfully with the myriad demands of the illness. Carewell offers support groups and counseling, medical consults and referrals, wellness and fun activities, talks and seminars, and access to information and support from around the world thanks to The Cancer Support Community – a global network of cancer support organizations of which Carewell is a member.
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