Tebow Foundation executive director Erik Dellenback (fifth from right) and Cure International president and CEO Dale Branter (fourth from right) lead the ceremonial ribbon cutting to mark the grand opening of the Tebow Cure Hospital in Davao City, which will cater to pediatric orthopedic cases of underprivileged children in Mindanao. Joining them are USAid Mission Director Gloria Steele (extreme left), members of the Tebow family, Department of Health Assistant Secretary Paulyn Jean Rosell-Ubial (seventh from right), Sacred Harvest Foundation Founder Susie Perry (third from right), Davao City Administrator Melchor Quitain (second from right) and DOH Regional Director Abdullah Dumama (extreme right).
Tebow Foundation executive director Erik Dellenback (fifth from right) and Cure International president and CEO Dale Branter (fourth from right) lead the ceremonial ribbon cutting to mark the grand opening of the Tebow Cure Hospital in Davao City, which will cater to pediatric orthopedic cases of underprivileged children in Mindanao. Joining them are USAid Mission Director Gloria Steele (extreme left), members of the Tebow family, Department of Health Assistant Secretary Paulyn Jean Rosell-Ubial (seventh from right), Sacred Harvest Foundation Founder Susie Perry (third from right), Davao City Administrator Melchor Quitain (second from right) and DOH Regional Director Abdullah Dumama (extreme right).

Davao: The charitable work of famous American football player Tim Tebow has reached the disabled children of Davao with the support of the US Embassy in the Philippines.

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