The Native Sons of the Golden West, a Native American organization, gave Saint John’s Heath Center a check for $55,000.
The money – the most the organization has ever given the hospital – is to help children born with clefts and other craniofacial anomalies get proper medical care and treatment.
The Native Sons have raised over $1 million in 41 years. Saint John’s is the only hospital in Southern California to have received a donation.
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