Kohler, Walmart and more donate to Sheboygan nursing home struggling with COVID-19 outbreak

Colinda Nappa, an administrator at Sunny Ridge nursing home in Sheboygan told us staff members are exhausted.

THE WISCONSIN NATIONAL GUARDHA\ STEPPED IN TO ASSISTSTAFF AT SUNNY RIDGE NURSINGHOME IN SHEBOYGAN --IT'SDEALING WITH A COVID-19OUTBREAK.KRISTIN BYRNE SHOW USáHOW THE COMMUNITY IS ALSO NOWáHELPING THIS NURSING HOME..COLINDA NAPPA, AN ADMINSTRATORAT SUNNY RIDGE NURSING HOME INSHEBOYGAN... TOLD US STAFFMEMBERS ARE EXHAUSTED..we goto sleep and we come back andwe go to work and we don'tstop in betweenTWO RESIDENTSHAVE DIED HERE FROM COVID-19AND THERE ARE TEN POSITIVETESTS AT THE FACILITY ...MORECOULD BE COMING ...WITH THEWISCONSIN NATIONAL GUARDHELPING WITH TESTING......ATTHE SAME TIME...DONATIONS ANDSUPPORT ARE POURING IN...SOMEHEALTHCARE WORKERS FROM ST.NICOLAS HOSPITAL AND AURORACAME TO WORK ALONGSIDE SUNNYRIDGE CAREGIVERS......THECOMMUNITY IS DROPPING OFFFOOD, GAMES AND PUZZLES FORRESIDENTS...AND BIGCORPORATIONS ARE JOINING IN...kohler donated 25 amazon firetablets so that our residentscan communicate with theirfamilies...WALMART IS DONATINGFOOD AND DRINKS FOR STAFF TOKEEP THEM MOTIVATED ...MANY OFWHOM ARE WORKING SEVEN DAYS AWEEK UP TO 16 HOURS A DAY......WORKERS ARE TRYING TO KEEPTHE FAITH...THE WORD "HOPE"CAN BE SEEN FROM THE SECONDFLOOR WINDOWS AT SUNNY RIDGE.staff say our residents aretheir family they got intohealthcare to to take care ofresidents and thats what theyare doing STAFF ARE CARING FORTHOSE WHO ARE SICK IN ANWORKING SEVEN DAYS A WEEK, 16HOURS A DAY.WORKERS ARE TRYING TO KEEP THEFAITH.THE WORD HOPE CAN BE SEEN FROMTHE WINDOWS AT SUNNY RIDGE.