Under the ‘Moving Forward, Giving Back’ mantra, Darby Dental Supply and its employees are donating to Hurricane Dorian relief efforts in the Bahamas. (Photo: Darby Dental Supply)
JERICHO, NY, USA: Darby Dental Supply, one of the nation’s largest dental distributors, is donating thousands of supplies to support disaster relief efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian. The powerful hurricane ravaged the Bahamas in late August, leaving a rising death toll and widespread destruction in its wake.
Darby is working alongside the Miami Fire-Rescue Division of Emergency Management to coordinate the delivery of toothbrushes, toothpaste, medical gloves, scrubs, shirts and other dental supplies to impacted areas in the Bahamas. The total donation was enough to fill a 40-foot shipping container.
“We hope this donation will provide much-needed relief to those suffering and impacted by this devastating storm,” said Jill Halpin, vice president of human resources, Darby Dental Supply. “A huge thank you to our account manager, Fran Reilly, and to those in our Deerfield Beach, Fla., office for their help in organizing these relief efforts. Within three days of the disaster, our Florida team quickly banded together to collect enough donations to fill an SUV.”
“When I heard how much Darby is donating, it brought me to tears,” said Reilly, who first connected Darby with the Miami Fire-Rescue Division of Emergency Management. “This is so very important and makes me so proud to be a part of the Darby family.”
Through “Moving Forward, Giving Back,” the organization’s Corporate Social Responsibility mantra, Darby and its employees strive to make a positive environmental and social impact on the world. This donation reflects Darby’s commitment to strengthen local and global communities through advocacy efforts, employee involvement and raising awareness for those in need.
Darby Dental Supply is one of the largest dental distributors in the United States, shipping over 1 million orders each year. Headquartered in Jericho, NY, the company was founded in 1948 and has expanded into seven sales offices and three fully automated distribution centers strategically positioned across the country. As a low-impact solutions provider, Darby gives general practitioners and specialty dental practices convenient access to over 50,000 products without interrupting daily workflow.
By focusing on world-class service, dedicated customer care and a progressive spirit, Darby helps dental practices across the country operate more efficiently. In addition to physical products, Darby provides innovative and forward-thinking solutions such as a technology services division, capital equipment division, surgical division, equipment repair services and a full line of private label products, the company said.
In addition to physical products, Darby provides innovative and forward-thinking solutions such as a technology services division, capital equipment division, surgical division, equipment repair services and a full line of private label products, the company said.
More information about the company and its products is available at darby.com.
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