When the Scott & White Hospice Thrift Store opened in May 2000, the purpose was to support the needs of hospice patients and to provide a place for families to donate cherished treasures after a loved one died. But in the years since its founding, Susan Robison and her staff of employees and volunteers have … Continue reading Scott & White Hospice Thrift Store brings gently-used items, hope to community
I just saved a life. It was easy. A piece of cake actually. Did it with my feet propped up. Browsed through emails on my phone. Could’ve done it with my eyes closed. Only took 30 minutes. I would say it was well worth it. I gave blood today. I’ve given blood many times before, … Continue reading Saving lives is my New Year’s Resolution
When the families of the Fort Hood victims poured into hospital waiting rooms and hallways on Nov. 5, the Scott & White volunteers sprang into action to make sure they were being taken care of while their loved ones recovered. “After hearing about the tragedy, I said there’s got to be something I can do,” … Continue reading Scott & White volunteers help Fort Hood families, bring community together
Going to the doctor can be an unnerving and intimidating experience for children. Scott & White volunteers are doing their part to make the visit as enjoyable as possible. “When a child visits our hospital or one of our clinics for treatment, we want to provide them with as much comfort and joy as possible … Continue reading Scott & White Children’s BookWell program promotes literacy in children
Cyclists from age 14 to 78 are all joining in to exercise, have fun and help their local area as a part of the Scott & White Community Cycling Club. “We wanted to create a group that would promote fitness,” said Robert Reeve, M.D., Director of the division of Sports Medicine, and the club’s president. … Continue reading Cyclists of all ages help to improve their health and community
On Thursday, November 5, 10 victims of the Ft. Hood tragedy were transported to Scott & White Hospital in Temple, TX. In the hours that followed, the hospital was flooded with volunteers ready to donate blood or do whatever they could to help. We would like to thank the hundreds of volunteers who have waited … Continue reading Community responds to Fort Hood tragedy
