Napoleon Hill Foundation gives $50,000 to The Health Wagon

WISE — The Napoleon Hill Foundation has announced a $50,000 gift to the Health Wagon.The contribution – made in honor of Hill Foundation Director Don Green – continues his support of the organization's efforts to expand healthcare access, strengthen community partnerships and bring innovative medical services to some of the region's most remote communities.That support includes telehealth initiatives and encouraging philanthropic support for programs serving people who face geographic, financial and transportation barriers to receiving care. Green also helped facilitate support for the Health Wagon's SpaceX Starlink partnership, expanding internet connectivity and telehealth services for elderly and disabled residents throughout rural Appalachia."Thousands of patients rely on the Health Wagon clinics as their primary source of healthcare," said Health Wagon Medical Director Dr. Joe Smiddy. "This generous gift from the Napoleon Hill Foundation, honoring Don Green's lifetime of service to others, will continue his legacy by providing free healthcare to patients with the greatest need who could otherwise not afford care." "Don Green has been a remarkable advocate for our region and for the people who call it home," said Health Wagon President and CEO Teresa Tyson. "His commitment to servant leadership, education, healthcare, and community collaboration has made an immeasurable difference in countless lives." "This gift is far more than a donation," said Health Wagon Vice President and Clinical Director Paula Hill-Collins. "it represents hope, compassion, and a shared commitment to ensuring quality healthcare remains accessible for those who need it most.""The Health Wagon has faithfully served our region with compassion, dignity, and hope for decades," said Green. "It has been a privilege to support its mission, and I am deeply honored that the Foundation is making this gift to an organization that continues to change lives every single day."