Tickets available now from Auxiliary members or at the Gift Garden
The Greene County Medical Center Auxiliary is getting ready to serve up one of the community’s most anticipated fall traditions at their annual salad luncheon Tuesday, Sept. 22.
From 11 am to 12:30 pm at the Jefferson Elks Lodge, diners will enjoy an impressive variety of fresh, homemade salads while catching up with friends, neighbors and members of the Auxiliary. Dine-in and take-out options make it easy to enjoy the luncheon your way.
But this luncheon is about much more than what is on the plate. “It’s an opportunity to provide some sunshine,” says Auxiliary president, Joyce Kurth, describing the spirit behind the Auxiliary’s volunteer work and community service.
This is a way to support the work of the Greene County Medical Center Auxiliary and, ultimately, the patients, families and team members (employees). The Auxiliary has a long history of turning community generosity into meaningful support. From helping provide equipment and programs to awarding scholarships for students pursuing careers in healthcare and providing free coffee to staff and visitors alike, the Auxiliary is living up to their mission of giving back to the people the medical center serves.
Last year’s salad luncheon generated more than $3,800 for the medical center. And if last year is any indication, this is one luncheon you won’t want to miss. The Auxiliary’s annual report called the return of the salad luncheon a “major milestone” and noted that the event was a huge hit, generating more than $3,800.
Tickets are available now at the Gift Garden at the medical center or from any Greene County Medical Center Auxiliary member. Walk-ins are also welcome.
For more information about the Auxiliary and their many activities, visit gcmchealth.com/volunteer-opportunities.
