Pomerene Health Foundation

Pomerene

Who We Are


The Pomerene Foundation was created in 1995 with the goal of supporting projects and services that assist the Hospital in achieving its mission, “Caring for our community’s health.” The Foundation’s mission, “Raising awareness and resources to support Pomerene Hospital’s mission” is pursued by very dedicated volunteers and employees.The Pomerene Foundation acts as the fundraising and philanthropic arm of Pomerene Hospital.


The Pomerene Foundation gives back to the hospital and community through various avenues including funding education and training (healthcare scholarships, nursing scholarships, nurse education and training programs), community and patient needs (medication fund), as well as funding for Hospital services and equipment needs.

VOLUNTEER GIVE

Our Auxiliary


The Pomerene Auxiliary was organized in September 1972 to assist the hospital by providing volunteers who help improve customer service, patient experience and facilitate fundraising activities. The Auxiliary reports directly to the Pomerene Board of Directors.


The Auxiliary organization is governed by a panel of elected volunteers serving on the Pomerene Auxiliary Board who are responsible for its member volunteers, activity planning and decision making towards project and service support.



Some of the most recent projects the Auxiliary Board has completed are:

  • Relocating the gift shop to the cafeteria area and adding a coffee shop
  • The purchase of new cafeteria dining tables and chairs
  • The purchase a new air conditioning unit for the Emergency Department
  • The purchase of a new freezer for the Dietary Department.

Our Volunteers


Pomerene Hospital is currently supported by 60 active volunteers. Pomerene volunteers provide customer service to visitors, assistance in serving the needs of the hospital’s patients and families as well as the professional healthcare staff. Volunteers assist in a variety of capacities, including working in the Coffee / Gift Shop, assisting visitors, support for patient care and other support areas such as dietary and materials management, making deliveries to various departments, and assisting with clerical duties. Our volunteer team contributes over 8,000 hours a year to Pomerene Hospital.

Become a Volunteer

Are you interested in becoming a volunteer?  If you are interested in becoming a volunteer at Pomerene Hospital, please click the button below to print and complete the attached application and follow the appropriate sending instructions.

VOLUNTEER APPLICATION

Questions?

If you have a question regarding Volunteer Services, please fill out a request and we will respond back to you at our earliest convenience.

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What Your Gift Supports


A gift towards Pomerene Hospital is an opportunity to support your local community hospital and its effort to meet its mission, “To care for our communities health.” By supporting Pomerene you are helping preserve your local community hospitals ability to deliver high quality, high satisfaction, low cost healthcare to Holmes County and the surrounding communities it serves.


Your generous gift will be utilized to increase access to healthcare, improve and increase services, update or purchase equipment, supplies or other facility related items. Pomerene is committed to the Holmes County community and the patients we serve. We believe our responsibility is to provide the appropriate patient care you need while delivering the patient experience that you desire in every task, every encounter, every day.

On behalf of Pomerene, thank you for your kindness and generous support.


Restricted & Specific Gifts

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College Healthcare Scholarships

A $4,000 scholarship will be awarded to one student each year.

The Miley Fund

The Miley Fund was created by a generous donation from the family of Jessie Miley, a long-time nurse at Pomerene Hospital. Funds from this donation are used to award scholarships to individuals pursuing a career in nursing and plan to begin their nursing career at Pomerene Hospital; as well as to support training and development opportunities for current Pomerene Hospital Nurses.

Emergency Medical Fund

Funds are used to provide medication at discharge for patients who are unable to afford prescribed medications. Patients are referred to the Social Services Department to determine eligibility for this program.

Equipment

The Pomerene Foundation contributes funds to Pomerene Hospital to help purchase new equipment, facility improvements, or new service needs that were not included in the hospital’s annual capital budget.

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