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
469-322-7133 Volunteer Office
We look forward to having you on board. Once your application has been reviewed, you will be contacted for an interview, space permitting.
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
469-322-7133 Volunteer Office
We look forward to having you on board. Once your application has been reviewed, you will be contacted for an interview, space permitting.