Walgreens—the largest drugstore chain

in the United States—operates nearly

7,000 drugstores in all 50 states, the

District of Columbia and Puerto Rico.

In 2007, one of Walgreens’ distribution

centres opened its doors to both the

abled and disabled workforce.

This success story is all about

the people—including the

developmentally challenged, those

with cerebral palsy, Down syndrome,

autism, people who use wheelchairs,

who are missing limbs, who are deaf,

or who have schizophrenia.

Find out how they've not only changed the

face of their distribution centers, but also

the hearts and lives of its employees.

Please click on the video's below:

Walgreen's Distribution Centre in South Carolina: "This Place Changes Everything"

A Special Message from Randy Lewis, Senior VP, Distribution & Logistics

Health Corner with Leeza Gibbons

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