Monroe, Louisiana– Creed and Creed is proud to partner with St. Francis Medical Center for the Injury Board Day of Action: Gift of Hope, a nationwide initiative to bring comfort and joy to young patients.

As part of this effort, Creed and Creed is collecting and donating a variety of toys, art supplies, sensory items, and other comfort items to support children in treatment. Working closely with hospital directors of philanthropy, the firm ensures that each item aligns with specific needs, providing patients with meaningful, personalized gifts and a chance to smile during difficult times.

Donations can be made at the Creed and Creed Office at 1805 Tower Drive in Monroe. The collected items will be distributed Monday, December 9th at St. Francis Medical Center pediatric unit.

Christian Creed says, ‘Our firm is deeply committed to the Gift of Hope initiative. Knowing that we can bring a bit of comfort to a child in a hospital—whether it’s a fidget toy to ease anxiety or a book to help pass the time—makes this effort truly rewarding. It’s a small way to support families facing unimaginable challenges.’

The “Gift of Hope Project” is part of a national outreach event known as the Injury Board Day of Action—a collaborative effort by the nation’s leading plaintiff’s attorneys to support their communities.

“Injury Board members are dedicated to making a difference far beyond the courtroom,” said Injury Board Founder Tom Young. “Our Day of Action events bring attorneys together to support those in need, and I couldn’t be prouder of the compassion our members bring to families everywhere.”

Donations can be made at the Creed and Creed office at 1805 Tower Drive in Monroe, Now through December 9th at noon!

Only NEW items accepted. Please no used items.