Members of the Providence Alaska Medical Center community sported something a little different than the usual office attire and scrubs that make up the image of the institution: jeans. On September 15 it was Miracle Jeans Day to support the Children's Miracle Hospital, in which Providence's very own Children's Hospital participates in. For a minimum donation of $5, workers across the campus were allowed to wear their favorite denim. It was a benefit that's well worth-it, since these casual days are rare to find in a major hospital environment. All funds raised go directly towards the community hospital, with over 170 nationwide. The stickers, as shown above, was a requirement for all employees to make visible which shows great recognition of those who participated in this great cause.
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