At Carroll Hospital, more than 500 community members are
part of the hospital Auxiliary, of which approximately 200 are active
volunteers. These volunteers dedicate their time, talents and resources to
help Carroll Hospital offer the highest quality health care to the
community.
This spirit of giving is nothing new. In fact, it started in 1958, when the
original Auxiliary founders set out to raise funds to build a hospital close
to home. In October 1961, their dream came true: Carroll Hospital opened its
doors as a 62-bed, acute care facility.
The Auxiliary was the motivating force behind the original funding for the
hospital, and has been a key contributing organization for monies to create
new services, such as the introduction to couplet care and expansion of The
Family Birthplace and the opening of the William E. Kahlert Regional Cancer
Center and
Tevis Center for
Wellness.
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