Click here for the 2012 Auxiliary Scholarship Application
Accepting scholarship applications through April 20.
Three $1500 scholarships will be awarded to selected applicants seeking financial assistance for medical education. Applications are also available at LGMC gift shop.
In 2010, LGMC's Auxiliary Chapter of 86 volunteers donated over 17,000 hours in service.
Our Generous Volunteers...
The strength of our country lies in the hearts and souls of our citizens.
Across the U.S., citizens donate their time and talents to improving lives and strengthening communities. At Lake Granbury Medical Center, we appreciate the Lake Granbury Auxiliary Volunteers and celebrate all those who dedicate their time to helping others.
The purpose of the Lake Granbury Medical Center Auxiliary is to provide assistance with educational programs, scholarships, and non-revenue producing items at the medical center for the benefit of patients, families and the community at large.
What does a volunteer do? Our volunteers:
- Run errands for patients, nurses and families
- Interact with patients and families
- Assist nurses with paper work or answering call signals
- Deliver mail and flowers
- Work in the gift shop
- Create flower arrangements
- Assist in registration and surgery waiting areas
- Work in the chapel assisting Chaplains
- Help in fund-raising projects, blood drives and/or health fairs
LGMC is very grateful to our Auxiliary Members. On average, they provide over 1500 hours of service per month.
You can join in and enjoy being part of a vital, busy organization. Just drop by the Gift Shop to pick up an application or print off from the link below. Get ready to meet new friends and support your community. Dues are just $5.
Click here for the LGMC Auxiliary Membership Application
2011 LGMC Auxiliary Annual Scholarship awards.
Lake Granbury Medical Center’s Auxiliary proudly announces the winners for the 2011 LGMC Auxiliary Annual Scholarship. This year three $1500 scholarships were given to residents of Hood County and Pecan Plantation and/or LGMC employees. Qualifying students must have completed at least one year of college with a major in a medical field of study.
This year's winners are: Kimberly Wilson, Carol Underkofler, and Cindy Stultz. Kimberly is working to gain her RN degree and is currently an employee at LGMC working in the Cath Lab. Carol and Cindy are working towards their RN degree as well.
Below, Kimberly Wade, poses with John Cornett after she received the scholarship award.
