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Saturday, February 7, 2026 at 4:51 AM

Memorial Satilla donates $10,000 to Night to Shine Waycross

Memorial Satilla donates $10,000 to Night to Shine Waycross
Damon Barrett, CEO and Memorial Satilla Health leadership team present a check for $10,000 to Night to Shine Waycross. Show above (1-r) are Greg O'Quinn, VP Human Resources, David Wylie, Chief Financial Officer, Damon Barrett, Chief Executive Officer, Jennifer Weaver, Chief Nursing Officer with Night to Shine Committee members Emilie King, Kelly Dickerson, Carolyn Paszko and Taylor Chapman.

Memorial Satilla Health recently presented a $10,000 donation to support Night to Shine Waycross to help create an unforgettable celebration honoring individuals with special needs.

Night to Shine is scheduled to take place February 13 at First Baptist Church of Blackshear and will be hosted by Destination Church, First Baptist Church of Blackshear and Zion Hill Free Will Baptist Church, united as One Church, in partnership with the Tim Tebow Foundation.

Night to Shine is a worldwide event meant to honor and celebrate people with disabilities. Over the past eleven years, Night to Shine has been hosted by hundreds of churches across the globe, providing more than half a million guest experiences and over one million volunteer experiences.

Night to Shine Waycross will mark its fourth annual celebration locally, hosted at First Baptist Church of Blackshear. Organizers anticipate more than 140 honored guests and 300 volunteers will attend an evening designed to create a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

The event will feature a red-carpet entrance complete with paparazzi, hair and makeup stations, shoeshines, party bus rides, karaoke, dancing, gifts, a catered dinner, a sensory room and a respite room for parents and caregivers. The night will conclude with a special crowning ceremony, honoring each guest as a King or Queen.

“Night to Shine reflects the heart of our community and our mission to care for others with compassion and dignity,” said Damon Barrett, CEO of Memorial Satilla Health.

“We are proud to support an event that celebrates the unique value of every individual and brings together volunteers, families and churches to create a truly meaningful experience for people with special needs.”

For additional information about Night to Shine Waycross hosted by One Church visit www.nighttoshine waycross. com.

To learn more about the global Night to Shine movement sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation, visit www.timtebowfoundation. org/ night-to-shine.


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