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September Volunteer
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Anna volunteered several days during her last week home on summer break, as she had done all summer long. Interpreting, doing bloodwork, checking patients in and, this time, helping a new phlebotomist find his way around the lab. Spencer, who had recently received his certification, was so grateful to have an experienced hand show him how things are done. Experienced indeed! Anna knows her way around - and knew our last two homes as well. And every year she returns on breaks from studying biology (with an eye on med school) at the University of Chicago.
What does Anna miss when she's not here? "The people at PHC - so welcoming and positive."
Anna, it takes one to know one - come back soon!
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Greetings!
You're invited!
Celebrate a decade of community health at our
10th BIRTHDAY BASH
on Monday, November 15th.
As usual, our annual party is free and lots of fun!
A chance to celebrate with past and present volunteers, supporters, and patients.
(And a cake contest to show off the creativity of 15 local bakers!)
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What to do? What to do?
5 ways you can help PHC continue caring for the uninsured.
1. Volunteer - see the possibilities on our website.
2. Become a friend on Facebook.
3. Tell 2 friends about PHC - bring them to the party Nov. 15.
4. Write a review for us on our Guidestar.org listing, to show potential donors why they might want to give.
5. Make a recurring donation to sustain our work throughout the year ahead. |
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Many hands make light the work....
Two groups stopped by to help assemble
party invitations for the November 15th birthday bash.
 | | IHC Human Resources personnel from around Utah took a break from meetings at PC Medical Center to fold 100s of invitations for us. |
 | | Community women stuffed and sealed 2,000 invitations one Thursday morning. |
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"We'd pull up in the medical van at the Christian Center in Park City or the Community Center in Heber. Then I'd get out from behind the driver's seat, put on my RN hat, and start helping the volunteer docs."
-Michael Power talks about
the early days with PHC |
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