Staying safe as America reopens
Dr. Terence O'Keeffe shares insight on how to stay safe as states reopen.
Two of the many great things about living in Augusta are the access we have to excellent health care and an incredible range of great places to eat.
Right now, the people that make both of those things possible are really struggling, and we can all do something to help.
Augusta University Health is a critical access hospital and the regional coordinating hospital for our 12-county area when critical events occur. While the rest of the world is being told to limit contact with others, the team at AU Health is working long hours in stressful conditions to do their best to keep up with demand for COVID-19 testing and treatment.
Restrictions on public gathering are critical to the COVID-19 fight, but they are also taking a big toll on our local eateries. Many are still offering take-out or delivery options, and that is how you can help.
Check hubaugusta.com to find local restaurants with carry-out or delivery options
Include a gift card with your order
Mail or email gift cards to the locations listed below.
Spread the word with a post, selfie, or short video on your social media of choice with #OurAUHeroes
Due to Gov. Brian Kemp’s order to shelter-in-place, we will no longer offer a gift card drop off location for #OurAUHeroes.
Augusta University
Office of Philanthropy
1120 15th Street, AD 1104
Augusta, GA 30912
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