The St George Illawarra Dragons completed the second of three hospital visits at Wollongong Hospital on Tuesday afternoon, to deliver the club's donation from the Westfund Charity Shield.
Dragons quartet Cameron McInnes, Paul Vaughan, Zac Lomax and Steven Marsters as well as Women's Premiership back-rower and Dragons Community's Kezie Apps were on hand to put smiles on patients' faces throughout the visit.
The funds from the Westfund Charity Shield have helped Wollongong Hospital buy a new Obs Machine, aptly named Scorch the Dragon.
Scorch has crucial, up-to-date technology used on approximately 200 patients every day in triage to help medical staff assess blood pressure, pulse and respiratory rates and oxygen saturation.
The Dragons will visit Kogarah Hospital later this month, and follows Apps and club legends Matt Cooper and Shaun Timmins's visit to Mudgee Hospital in March.
