I would like to tell all of you how wonderful and compassionate each and every one of you are. She for sure was in great hands at Stonehill. No one could ask for better care. You people went a step beyond your jobs to make sure Mother was comfortable. God bless all of you.
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Volunteer
The Stonehill Franciscan Services Auxiliary was created in 1980 to provide a way for community volunteers to assist with the vital mission of Stonehill. Begun as a way for families and friends of Stonehill to support the mission of the professional staff, the Auxiliary quickly expanded into a function that is an integral and important part of the entire Stonehill organization. From providing companionship and hosting parties and other events on-site, to raising extra funds for improvements and recognizing key members of the community, the Auxiliary maintains an extensive calendar of functions.
Fundraising is an important Auxiliary function. From the group's first annual contribution of $1,000 in 1982, yearly giving has risen to approximately $7,000 per year. These funds serve a variety of important needs all across the Stonehill facility.
Today's Stonehill Auxiliary is comprised of nearly 100 active members. Major annual events include the Stonehill Benefit Dinner held each fall, St. Patrick's Day luncheon, a variety of Christmas programs, and a "thank you" Appreciation Dinner in November. Throughout the year, the Auxiliary shows its presence all around Stonehill with bake sales, fresh-cut flowers, ice cream socials, and special seasonal luncheons.
Auxiliary
The auxiliary is a dynamic group of volunteers that participate at Stonehill Care Center. Some of the activities they sponsor include the following:
Volunteers such as this provide significant contributions to Stonehill Care Center and for that we are thankful. We encourage community participation in these fundraising events as well as more volunteers.
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