Members of the SGMC Volunteer Auxiliary present their $40,000 donation to members of SGMC’s Leadership Team The South Georgia Medical Center Volunteer Auxiliary recently provided a $40,000 donation to fund patient care equipment as a part of its annual hospital donation allocation. Due to COVID-19, the Auxiliary was forced to pause most fundraising projects over […]
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SGMC Welcomes First Baby of 2022
The first baby of 2022 arrived at The Birthplace at South Georgia Medical Center at 10:06 pm on Saturday, Jan. 1. Baby Greyson Nunnally was born to happy mother, Brittney Baker. Greyson weighed 10 lbs and 3.1 ounces. As the first baby of 2022, SGMC nurses representing Labor and Delivery, Nursery and Post-Partum presented the […]
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SGMC Celebrates Babies Born Christmas Week
Babies delivered at South Georgia Medical Center’s Birthplace during the week of Christmas will receive a little extra attention donning their homemade stockings and crocheted Santa hats. Meet Scottie, daughter of Luke and Megan Seibolt, who was born at SGMC on Dec. 21, 2021. The 5lb 12.5oz baby girl snoozes in her Christmas gift, provided […]
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SGMC Volunteer Auxiliary Installs New Officers and Celebrates Service
After a 14 month pause due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the South Georgia Medical Center Auxiliary recently gathered for a luncheon to install their new Board of Management officers and recognize members for their volunteer hours. The new officers are as follows: Ora Morrison, President; Evelyn Harrell, Treasurer; Joan Barrese, VP of Programs; Carroll Griffin, Recording […]
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SGMC Celebrates Babies Born Christmas Week
Babies delivered at South Georgia Medical Center’s Birthplace during the week of Christmas will receive a little extra attention donning their homemade stockings and crocheted Santa hats. Meet Robin, son of William and Jordan Weber, who was born at SGMC on Dec. 21, 2020. The 7lb 2oz baby boy snoozes in his Christmas gift, provided […]
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SGMC Auxilians Recognized for Service
The South Georgia Medical Center Volunteer Auxiliary hosted its 2019 Annual Installation and Pinning Luncheon on Friday, September 27 at the hospital. Auxiliary President Jan Newton and Patient Relations & Volunteer Services Interim Director Dana Massingill presented service award pins to the following for hours of volunteer service: Debbie Dowling received her 500 hour pin; Kathy Folsom […]
Read MoreSGMC Volunteer Auxilians Fund Projects to Benefit Patients and Community
The Volunteer Auxiliary at South Georgia Medical Center recently contributed funds for hospital-based and community projects. The funds came from various Auxiliary fundraisers. The Volunteer Auxilians, or Pink Ladies and Red Coats as they are called, work hard to sponsor fundraising projects at SGMC such as book sales, jewelry sales, linen sales, uniform sales and […]
Read MoreSGMC’s Volunteer Auxiliary Awards Pins
South Georgia Medical Center’s Volunteer Auxiliary recently awarded pins for hours of service at their annual “Thank Pink” luncheon. Auxiliary members receiving pins included Stella Taw (11,000 hours); Barbara Thomas (7,500 hours); Evelyn Harrell (6,000 hours); Janice Langjan (5,500 hours); Diane Belcher and Emerida Rodriqguez (4,500 hours); Mary Young Manning (4,000 hours); Bill West (3,000 […]
Read MoreSGMC Volunteer Auxiliary presents stockings to newborns during Christmas
South Georgia Medical Center’s Volunteer Auxiliary presents a Christmas stocking and Santa hat to Avery Yarbrough, daughter of Derrick and Kayla Yarbrough. December is the time of year when a myriad of traditions are celebrated; a common one for Christians being the birth of Christ. SGMC also celebrates birth during the Christmas season–the births of […]
Read MoreDo you want to do something productive with your spare time?
SGMC is seeking volunteers to enhance the hospital patient and visitor experience. When you donate your time to support the SGMC Volunteer Auxiliary, either at one of our facilities or at an event, you’re becoming an important part of our mission to be the best health care resource for our community. We often hear from […]
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