Newborns receive GSU Eagle blankets

Georgia Southern alumna Kelley Burns and newborn son Grayson receive the first Eagle Fund baby blanket from the Georgia Southern Athletic Foundation at the Women's Pavilion of East Georgia Regional Medical CenterTuesday. Every child born at the center from now on will receive an Eagle Fund blanket.

050713 EAGLE FUND BLANKETS 01 — Georgia Southern alumna Kelley Burns and newborn son Grayson receive the first Eagle Fund baby blanket from the Georgia Southern Athletic Foundation at the Women's Pavilion of East Georgia Regional Medical CenterTuesday. Every child born at the center from now on will receive an Eagle Fund blanket.

A partnership between Georgia Southern University and East Georgia Regional Medical Center to provide a new “Eagle Nation” blanket to every child born there could bring new meaning to the phrase “lifelong Eagle fan.” Starting Tuesday, the Georgia Southern Athletic Foundation joined the hospital to supply all babies born at the East Georgia Women’s Pavilion with a Georgia Southern University baby blanket, said GSU Athletic Foundation Eagle Fund executive director David Beaubien. “It is a joint effort between our foundation and the hospital.

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