Her 2nd Chance Delivers 1,000+ Handcrafted Mugs to Honor Boca Raton Regional Hospital Nurses on National Nurses Day

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A gesture of thanks from women rebuilding their lives to those who save them

Boca Raton, FL – In honor of National Nurses Day, Her 2nd Chance, Inc., a nonprofit social enterprise that empowers women in recovery from substance use, proudly presented more than 1,000 handcrafted mugs to the nurses of Boca Raton Regional Hospital, a part of Baptist Health. The event was both a tribute and a celebration, recognizing the dedication of nurses and showcasing the transformative power of second chances.

Gratitude For Nurses Mug

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More than 1,000 mugs were individually crafted and packaged by women participating in Her 2nd Chance’s transitional employment program. Through this initiative, women gain meaningful job skills, workplace confidence, and healing—one handcrafted item at a time.

Melissa Durbin, Vice President/Chief Nursing Officer at Boca Raton Regional Hospital, welcomed nursing and hospital staff, Her 2nd Chance program participants, and board members for a special mug presentation and Q&A session at the hospital.

“This is more than just a gift,” said Her 2nd Chance Board Member Jim MacCutcheon. “It’s a symbol of heartfelt appreciation for the incredible nurses who show up every day for others. The women in our program understand what it means to fight for healing, and this was their way of saying thank you to those who dedicate their lives to that cause.”

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The gathering also gave hospital staff a chance to connect with the women behind the mugs, who shared personal stories of recovery and expressed how meaningful it was to give back to healthcare workers who represent hope, care, and recovery.

To learn more about Her 2nd Chance or support its mission, visit www.her2ndchance.org.

Her 2nd Chance is a nonprofit social enterprise based in Boca Raton, FL, that provides transitional employment and support programs for women in recovery from substance use. Through the production and sale of handmade gift items, participants gain workforce skills, support, and a renewed sense of purpose.

Her 2nd Chance Board Member Jim MacCutcheon And Fern Schmidt l-r Brandy Thrower, Denise Watson, Cynthia Ballenger, Kerry Branker, Lisa Joswick, Annmarie Kaszubinski, Maria LaMonica, Julie Goldman, Melissa Durbin, CNO

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