Americans have volunteered at their local hospital as long as there have been hospitals, and whenever there has been a need.
Wartime has often been the impetus. The Candy Stripers -- the icon of hospital volunteerism in America, with their colorful pinafores – were a group of women volunteers at a New Jersey hospital starting in the 1940s.
Today’s hospital volunteers are a much more diverse group. They include students interested in exploring the medical field, retirees who want to stay involved in the community, and anyone with a passion for helping those in need.
If this sounds like you, please download the following brochure and mail it to:
Flower Mound Hospital Auxiliary
4400 Long Prairie Road
Flower Mound, Texas 75028
We look forward to having you on board.
Our period of accepting applications has come to a close. Please check back in the fall.
Americans have volunteered at their local hospital as long as there have been hospitals, and whenever there has been a need.
Wartime has often been the impetus. The Candy Stripers -- the icon of hospital volunteerism in America, with their colorful pinafores – were a group of women volunteers at a New Jersey hospital starting in the 1940s.
Today’s hospital volunteers are a much more diverse group. They include students interested in exploring the medical field, retirees who want to stay involved in the community, and anyone with a passion for helping those in need.
If this sounds like you, please download the following brochure and mail it to:
Flower Mound Hospital Auxiliary
4400 Long Prairie Road
Flower Mound, Texas 75028
We look forward to having you on board.
Our period of accepting applications has come to a close. Please check back in the fall.