Wyandot Memorial donates $10K for inclusive playground

A $10,000 donation has been made by Wyandot Memorial Hospital to help fund the construction of the Carey Inclusive Playground. "This donation from Wyandot Memorial Hospital will make a significant difference in our efforts to create a truly inclusive playground," said Carey Mayor Jennifer Rathburn. "We are grateful for their support and recognition of the importance of providing an accessible space for all children to play and grow together." Ty Shaull, CEO of Wyandot Memorial Hospital, expressed his enthusiasm and delight in contributing to the Carey Inclusive Playground. "We understand the importance of inclusive facilities, such as the Carey Inclusive Playground, in promoting social integration and strengthening community bonds. Our donation reflects our commitment to ensuring that every child, regardless of their abilities, can experience the joy of play and the positive impact it can have on their lives." The support from Wyandot Memorial Hospital will aid in the purchase of specialized equipment, ensuring that children with diverse needs can fully participate and enjoy the playground's various features. The Carey Inclusive Playground is an initiative aiming to create a safe and inclusive space for children of all abilities to play together. With its array of sensory-driven activities and adaptive equipment, the playground will foster an environment that encourages children to develop physical, social and emotional skills. The playground project is set to begin construction in the coming months and is projected to open to the public next year.