Annual Community Support - Newsletter

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Annual Community Support - Newsletter
• HCHA Foundation • Auxiliary • Good Shepherd Hospice
GOOD
SHEPHERD
HOSPICE
MEMORIAL
GARDEN
2012
Annual Community
support
Good Shepherd Hospice Memorial Garden, Hendricks Community Hospital Association
T
he creation of the Good Shepherd Hospice
Memorial Garden began in 2010 as the result of
generous donations from the community and some
planning from Kathy Weber, Manager of Hospice, and
Gwen Meyer, Hospice Volunteer Coordinator.
The garden evolved from a hot enclosed cement
area to a spiritual sanctuary of beauty and grandeur.
The environment, colors, textures, fragrances, sounds
of water, birds and insects, holiday lighting, flowers
blooming, trees of shade, and vegetables to harvest truly
make the space a garden of four seasons. It represents
the cycle of life which is a symbolic theme within the
hospice program.
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The incredible generosity of the community
makes it possible to reward the hospice
with a garden many people enjoy.
- Gwen Meyer - Social Services
The garden is enjoyed by nursing home residents,
hospital patients, Villa tenants, hospice patients &
families, visitors of all ages, employees and is also
available for hosting events. The funds come from
memorial donations, and fundraiser events such as the
Tour of Tables and the Hospice Golf Tournament.
Volunteers and donations are vital to the health, success
and maintenence of the garden. If you or someone you
know would like to volunteer time and gardening skills to
the Good Shepheard Hospice Memorial Garden, please
contact Kathy or Gwen at 507-275-3134.
In Memory (bold) Donors
General Gifts
Christ Lutheran WELCA
Lake Stay Community Chest, Arco, MN
Roger Wayne Hexem
Singsaas WELCA
Hospice
Arloine Scotting
Duane & Julie Hogie
Vincent & Eloise Sik
Tommy & Joan Krier
Kay Pietro
August Hamer
Kenneth & Patty Buseth
Virginia Erickson
Bernice Grande
Elwood & Delphine Bakke
Clarice Bruns
Brian Kirkvold Family
Dale Monnier
Marv & Eleanor Mangels
Erwin Ronning
Coralie Overby
Valgean & Gail Johnson
Richard & Carol Overby
Gary Zylstra
Neal & Janice Nelson
Carrie Twedt
Russell & Linda Pitzl
Gene Miller
LeRoy & Gloria Mueller
Glen S. Johnson
Charles & Glenyce Sommervold
Larry & Barb Fliss
Tommy & Joan Krier
Kenneth & Patty Buseth
Randy & Virginia Erickson
Omer & Ileen Ness
Daniel & Joanne Christianson
Valgean & Gail Johnson
Jerry & Janice Mathison
Family & Friends of Glen S. Johnson
Harm Kruse
Neal & Janice Nelson
Donald & Beverly Kruse
Helen Reinertson
Duane & Julie Hogie
Family & Friends of Helen Reinertson
Judy Ronning
Duane & Julie Hogie
Lois M. Olson
Inez Olsen
Kenneth & Patty Buseth
Tommy & Joan Krier
Helen Jo Olson
June Reed
Karen Chrtt
Orville & Helen Schultz
Daniel & Joanne Christianson
2012
Purchases & Donations
When you make a contribution to the HCHA Foundation, Auxiliary or Hospice,
you are giving an opportunity for your community to have better healthcare, an
improved environment, and the use of modern equipment. Donations are also
used to support scholarship programs to continue educating our area health
care students. Gifts are often given with a designation to a specific area or
program or placed in the area of greatest need.
Recent Gifts & Improvements
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Campus building additions & renovations
Purchase of the MicroDose mammography system
Purchase of new endoscopy equipment
Purchase of ambulance equipment
Provide repayment of employee educational loans
Hospice Memorial Garden care and maintenance
Sponsorship of the Hospice Tour of Tables meal
Sponsorship of the Road Race & Fitness Walk
Purchase of furniture for Lincoln Lane Villa
LeRoy Mueller Scholarship Awards
Computer equipment for Nursing Home residents
Wall-mounted TV for Nursing Home
Wheelchair recliner in Beauty Shop
Nursing Home remodeling projects
Laundry label system
Planned Gifts
May be Given:
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Bequests in your Will
Life Insurance Policies
IRAs
Pension Plans
Cash
Real Estate
Stock Transfers
Pledges
Checks
Grain Donations
Estate Planning
Foundation & Auxiliary Members
Foundation Board of Directors
Auxiliary Members
Paul Olson - President
Doug Nelson - Vice-President
Julie Hogie - Co-Secretary/Treasurer
Don Kruse - Co-Secretary/Treasurer
Joan Pederson
Sharon Vettrus
David Hexem
Shelly Rybinski
2013 Fundraiser Events
April 20 - Hospice Tour of Tables
July 6 - Foundation Fun Run
August 30 - Hospice Golf Tournament
2012 Foundation Fun Run
Blanche Aunoien
Delores Buchholz
Leona Christianson
Gladys Christianson
Diane Citterman
Doris Engen
Bev Gillund
Julie Hogie
Joanne Holm
Betty Aune Johnson
Bernice Kurth
Sandy Lacek
Darlene Larson
Kristine Madsen
Monica Megard
Gwen Meyer
Leona Moen
Gloria Mueller
Bernice Nelson
Dorothy Nelson
Jan Nelson
Joan Nelson
Bevelyn Olson
Carolyn Peterson
Joan Pederson
Julie Soderholm
Joyce Thompson
Lillian Thompson
Sharon Vettrus
Hospice (cont’d...)
Lincoln Lane Villa
Auxiliary Donation
improves many dynamics
You wouldn’t think replacing dining room furniture would be a necessity or have any
impact on improving lives, but the purchase of new furniture at Lincoln Lane Villa has
changed a lot of dynamics. “The new furniture is easy to care for, easy to clean and
lighweight to easily move around.” says Lori Pederson, Lincoln Lane Villa Universal
Worker.
“These chairs have arms so I can get up and down now. The tables are smaller than
the old ones so we are closer to each other now and can hear one another better. Also,
we can reach better when we play cards. The new furniture is beautiful and much more
comfortable. It’s really nice especially when I have company and family visiting,” says
Pearl Bauman, Villa tenant.
“I spend more time outside of my apartment now. I don’t like to eat by myself in my
apartment and since the new furniture arrived, it is more comfortable in the dining room,
so I don’t spend much time by myself anymore,” says Mavis Kirkvold, Villa tenant.
The addition of community
furniture at Lincoln Lane
Villa was made possible by
Auxiliary donations created by
donated items and sales at
This Ol’ Place Thrift Shoppe in
downtown Hendricks, MN. The
furniture is used for activities
such as:
• Meals & snacks
• Auxiliary meetings
• Crafts
• Volunteer meetings
• Cards & board games
• Open house celebrations
• Family time
• Birthday parties
• Painting
• Holiday parties
• Guest speakers
• Coffee breaks
• Manicures
• Social gathering area
Foundation Provides Tools of
TECHNOLOGY
Cutting edge technology is necessary and vital to providing quality
healthcare to patients. The Foundation recently purchased a series
of scopes: an Endoscope, Colonoscope, Gastroscope, and monitor
equipment.
“The new equipment has created a tremendous improvement in
the quality of care during procedures for our patients and medical
providers,” says Nancy Anderson, Surgery Manager and Outreach
Clinic Coordinator. “The new equipment also creates more
availability of services to our patients.”
Doug & Bette Steffen
William Towle
Co-op Credit Union Canby, MN
Karen Hogie
Friends & Family of Karen Hogie
Omer & Ileen Ness
Russell & Linda Pitzl
Kermit Kirkvold
Tommy & Joan Krier
Mavis Kirkvold
Lanford Larson
Joan Larson
Leona Sumption
Jane Baumgard
Friends & Family of Leona Sumption
Leone Fuller Jorstad
Duane & Julie Hogie
Linda Bower
Inez Olsen
Martin Sik
Faye Wahl
Vincent & Eloise Sik
Robert & Bonnie Neff
Mary Gillund
Ronald & Beverly Gillund
Merlaine Burlingame
Donald & Sharon Vettrus
Norma Johnson
Duane & Julie Hogie
Family & Friends of Norma Johnson
Inez Olsen
Vincent & Eloise Sik
Pearl Dorn
Marv & Eleanor Mangels
Inez Olsen
Tommy & Joan Krier
Duane & Julie Hogie
Omer & Ileen Ness
Ronald & Beverly Gillund
Gail Kvernmo
Kenneth & Patty Buseth
Thomas & Lori Pederson
John & Nancy Popowski
Richard Larson
Dean, Manual & Wanda Ramlo
Harold & Patricia Larson
Robert Hoff
Duane & Julie Hogie
Rudy Hamer
Duane & Julie Hogie
Lynn Fryer Family
Eldon Lovro
Steven & Lorenchia Scott
Avis & Kari Nornes & Julie Dorsey
Kenneth & Patty Buseth
Howard & Sonja Hanson
Telena DeSchepper
Nancy Sandro
Hospice/Home Health
Rudy Hamer
Gerry & Laurie Pavek
Carvell & Clara Johnson
Charles & Rhonda Johnson
Dr LeRoy Mueller
Charles & Marjorie Lindgren
Ronald & Beverly Gillund
Lanford Larson
Ronald & Beverly Gillund
Eunice Oines
Ronald & Beverly Gillund
Friends Lost In 2012
Doug & Linda Buller
Marjorie Lunde
Nursing Home
Betty Jensen
Jay & Crystal Gislason
Clarice Burns
Brian Kirkvold Family
Glen S. Johnson
Marlene I. Nelson
Helen Reinertson
Evelyn G. Anderson
Helen Ullmann
Tommy & Joan Krier
Jason Clough
Marcella Sommervold
Judy Ronning
Dale & Sharon Trulock
Marvey Lewis
Kevin & Alona Scotting
Pearl Dorn
Bevelyn Olson
Marcella Sommervold
David & Gaylyne Olson
Keith & Carolyn Wahlstrom
Dale & Sharon Trulock
Howard & Sonia Hanson
N R Beall
Althea Digre
Richard Larson
Russell Larson Family
Rudy Hamer
Darlene Larson
David & Sylvia Kurth
Althea Digre
Avis Nornes
TOUR
of Tables
The Tour of Tables event is the
premier fundraising event for the
Good Shepherd Hospice. The event
is scheduled for Saturday, April 20,
2013 at Christ Lutheran Church in
Hendricks. All of the proceeds from
ticket sales, raffles and the auctions
go directly to support our hospice
program for the care and benefit of
hospice patients and their families.
Good Shepherd Hospice serves a 30- Photo: Dian Gackstetter, Dawn Popowski, Kathy Weber,
mile radius around Hendricks, MN. In Gwen Meyer, and Jessi Olson.
2012, Good Shepherd Hospice cared
for 23 terminally ill patients in Minnesota and South Dakota and provided
support to many of their extended family members. Services are provided
wherever the patient resides, whether it is their own home, nursing home, or
hospital setting. Without the caring and supportive contributions of persons
like you, specialized equipment and resources would not always be possible.
The Tour of Tables event is the primary source of annual donations and has
been very successful over the eight-year span. The event continues to grow.
Questions? Raffle Tickets?
contact Gwen at:
507-275-3134
2012 Tour of Tables, photo courtesy: Hendricks Pioneer
MuellerSCHOLARSHIP FUND
The late Dr. LeRoy Mueller himself was a recipient of
scholarships that helped him through his education.
When Dr. Mueller retired, he didn’t want a retirement
party, so the HCHA Governing Board decided to
create a scholarship fund in his honor, the Mueller
Scholarship Fund. The scholarship was created to
improve education opportunities for area students and
employees who are pursuing educational goals in the
health care industry.
Hospital/Home Health
Erwin Ronning
Robert & Barbara Olson-Trandem
Gary Zylstra
Charles & Glenyce Sommervold
Family & Friends of Gary Zylstra
Glen S. Johnson
Duane & Julie Hogie
Jean Janssen
Jeff & Kathy Weber
This year’s featured raffle item is the “Tree of Life” quilt with
matching pillows hand-crafted by Leann Pitzl. If you’d like to
purchase a raffle ticket, they are on sale through the Good
Shepherd Hospice volunteers, at the Hendricks Hospital,
available at the display sites, and also by calling the Good
Shepherd Hospice at 275-3134.
Dr. LeRoy Mueller
Since 2007, the Mueller Scholarship Fund has raised
over $22,700. The funds have been distributed among
18 area students entering the health care field. The
donation strength and continued support of the Mueller
Scholarship Fund continues to thrive.
Want to Apply?
Scholarship applications are due June 1st of each year and awarded in August.
To learn more about eligibility and application information, call 507-275-3134.
Hospice Volunteers Luther & Sharon Eidem
Volunteers
giving their
precious gift of
TIME
At least a dozen women volunteer at the HCHA Beauty Shop, located inside
the Hendricks Hospital. Jan Nelson prepared a special liver & onions meal for
the tenants at Lincoln Lane Villa recently. Bob and Bonnie Neff play piano and
share their enjoyment of sing-along songs with nursing home residents. Vincent
and Elouise Sik call the Bingo game in the nursing home every Tuesday.
Dale Artz spends time visiting one-on-one and helping with nursing home
outings. Nels Jorgensen delivers mail throughout the facility. Joni Dagel and
her children enjoy sharing their passion for growing flowers. Youth vounteers
Adrienne Conors volunteers with games and activities and Ashton Buller
enjoys reading and one-on-one visits with nursing home residents. There are
currently over 100 volunteers sharing their time and interests thoughout the
facility. Current HCHA volunteers range in age from 1 to 92 years old.
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It’s a wonderful service
having the beauticians
and the volunteers in the
Beauty Shop because
people don’t have to
leave the facility to get
their hair done.
- Monica Megard,
Volunteer Coordinator
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Sharing your interests and time is vital to the
success of many community organizations,
including HCHA. If you or someone you know are
interested in volunteering, contact:
Monica Megard, Volunteer Coordinator
507-275-3134
e mail: [email protected]
www.hendrickshosp.org/volunteer.html
Hospital/Home Health (cont’d...)
Loretta Raus
Harriet Weeks
Marshall Janssen Sr
Jeff & Kathy Weber
Norma Johnson
Helen Jo Olson
Lois M. Olson
Rudy Hamer
Kenneth & Lois Johnson
Ambulance
Ester Bollinger
Sheryl R. Hanson
Gary Zylstra
Family & Friends of Gary Zylstra
Glen S. Johnson
Jeff & Janice Moen
Family & Friends of Glen S. Johnson
Pearl Dorn
Sheryl R. Hanson
Jeff & Janice Moen
Activity/Golf Cart/
Patio Fund
Peden & Cole Post 109
Aux 06-73, Gary SD
Arloine Scotting
Helen Jo Olson
Erwin Ronning
Family & Friends of Erwin Ronning
DuWayne & Virginia Oien
Douglas & Linda Buller
Stanley & Marie Gorecki
Helen Reinertson
Betty McFall
Loretta Raus
Jim Ochocki & Loretta Raus Family
Stanley & Marie Gorecki
Martin Sik
Stanley & Marie Gorecki
Richard Kontz
Stanley & Marie Gorecki
Rudy Hamer
Stanley & Marie Gorecki
Telena DeSchepper
Ron & Sandy Bauman
Ron & Marlene Kjelden
Curt & Jeanine Coners
Ron & Judy Rybinski
Deloris Johansen
Keith & Robin Nuese
Rick & Pam Hamer
Lynn & Mary Fryer
Marlo & Bernadette Brown
Brian & Rita Fleahman
Vince Turner
Stanley & Marie Gorecki
Dr. LeRoy Mueller
Scholarship Fund
Arloine Scotting
Dale & Clarice Artz
Arvin Jeppesen
Duane & Julie Hogie
August Hamer
Lola Hindbjorgen
Marvin & Eleanor Mangels
LeRoy & Gloria Mueller
Dale & Clarice Artz
Glen S. Johnson
Lola Hindbjorgen
David & Gaylyne Olson
Family & Friends of Glen S. Johnson
Harm Kruse
Donald & Beverly Kruse
Helen Ullmann
Dale & Clarice Artz
Jean Janssen
Lola Hindbjorgen
Judy Ronning
Lola Hindbjorgen
LeRoy & Gloria Mueller
Dale & Clarice Artz
David & Gaylyne Olson
Norma Siverson
Karen Hogie
Lola Hindbjorgen
Kermit Kirkvold
Lola Hindbjorgen
Mavis Kirkvold
Leone Fuller Jorstad
Larry & Shirley Larson
Marshall (Bud) Janssen Sr
Gary & Ann Nuese
Lola Hindbjorgen
Norma Johnson
Dale & Clarice Artz
Pearl Dorn
Lola Hindbjorgen
Joyce Thompson
LeRoy & Gloria Mueller
Lois & Denise Dorn
Pete Lindholm
Larry & Shirley Larson
Robert Hoff
Larry & Shirley Larson
LeRoy & Gloria Mueller
Rudy Hamer
Lola Hindbjorgen
David & Gaylyne Olson
Dale & Clarice Artz
LeRoy & Gloria Mueller
Telena DeSchepper
Duane & Julie Hogie
Gary & Ann Nuese
Vilas & Darlene Termeer
Randy & Connie Janiszeski
ANNUAL
L to R: Jeff Gollaher, HCHA CEO, Thrivent sponsors Greg Nolting and Josh Johnson, Gwen
Meyer and Dawn Popowski, HCHA Social Services, and Kathy Weber, Hospice Director.
Hospice Golf Tournament
In August 2012, family and friends of all ages, from Hendricks and surrounding
communities, non-golfers, beginner golfers and veteran golfers gathered at the
Hendricks Golf Course for a great Friday of golf for a great cause. Over $4500 in
proceeds were raised and presented to the Good Shepherd Hospice. The overall
golf tournament winner was Team Pitzl. Members include Russ & Linda Pitzl,
son Jay Pitzl and granddaughter Emma Pitzl. A burger bar was also enjoyed by
the crowd with proceeds amounting over $1200 which benefited the Hendricks
Ambulance Service.
Ambulance
Service
Receives Equipment Funds
Hendricks Ambulance Service received emergency medical
equipment because of donations from the Hospice Golf
Tournament Burger Bar. Burger bar purchases from
golfers and their families at the Hendricks Golf Club
helped fund new emergency equipment which is very
beneficial to the emergency medical patients.
Lola Hidbjorgen
Steve & Joyce Grong
Barbara Milton
David & Sharon Peterson
LeRoy & Gloria Mueller
Foundation
Jorgensen Financial Services
Agnes Rybinski
Helen Reinertson
Jerry & Marge Solem
Robert Trandem & Barbara Olson
Leroy & Gloria Mueller
Leone Jorstad
First Security Bank
Marshall & Jean Janssen
Duane & Julie Hogie
Robert Trandem & Barbara Olson
LeRoy & Gloria Mueller
Dorothy Skorczewski
Marcella Sommervold
James & Debra Browning
Fr. Jonathan Niehaus
Marcella Sommervold
Arloine Scotting
First Security Bank
Glen Johnson
First Security Bank
James & Debra Browning
Brad & Lynn Olson
Robert Trandem & Barbara Olson
Kenneth & Lois Johnson
Ronald & Beverly Gillund
Family & Friends of Glen Johnson
Donald & Sharon Vettrus
Elizabeth Saeger
Lutheran Community Foundation
Kermit Kirkvold
Aaron & Mary Rogness
David Leaser
First Security Bank
Helen Ullmann
First Security Bank
Arvin Jeppesen
First Security Bank
Edna Erickson
First Security Bank
Norma Johnson
LeRoy & Gloria Mueller
August Hamer
First Security Bank
Darold & Helen Laabs
Ronald & Beverly Gillund
Robert Trandem & Barbara Olson
Gerry & Laurie Pavek
Foundation & Auxiliary Donations
Modernize
Mammography
The arrival of the Philips MicroDose
Digital Mammography equipment in
October 2012 has brought a burst in
the number of patients coming in for
their screening exam at the Radiology
Department at Hendricks Hospital. There
have been new patients coming from as
far as Canby and Brookings to have their
mammography screening with HCHA’s
new Philips MicroDose machine.
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“This, compared to the old mammography
machine, is fast. The patient is exposed to
50% less radiation and the image quality
is outstanding,” says Falon Murphy,
Radiology Department Manager at HCHA.
That was fast. I love
the new room and
comfortable environment.
The new machine allows
me to see my images
right away.
- Mammography Patient
Telena DeSchepper
Donald & Sharon Vettrus
Tabb & Joan McCluskey
Ronald & Beverly Gillund
Gerry & Laurie Pavek
Rusty & Barb Nelson
Judy Ronning
First Security Bank
Kenneth & Lois Johnson
Robert Trandem & Barbara Olson
Bernice Citterman
First Security Bank
Rudy Hamer
Robert Trandem & Barbara Olson
Pearl Dorn
First Security Bank
Larry & Shirley Larson
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Foundation (cont’d...)
The standard and quality of women’s
preventative healthcare are much improved
with the addition of the Philips MicroDose
Digital Mammography system, made
available through the generous donations
of the Foundation and Auxiliary.
Charitable
Giving
Do you ask yourself, “What
could I have done differently?
Just how much income tax am
I paying each year? Isn’t there
something I can do to reduce
that gift to Uncle Sam?” If
these are questions you ask at
tax time, consider a charitable
gift.
OPTIONS:
• Will or Trust Bequest
• Beneficiary Designation
• Life Insurance Gift
• Gift Annuity
• Zero-estate-tax Gift
• Traditional IRA Gift
• Donor-advised Fund
• Charitable Remainder Trust
There are an infinite number
of charities and organizations
competing for your donation.
When considering your gifting
options, remember those
organizations and charities
that are important to you, your
family, and your community.
Hendricks Hospital Digital Mammography System
Dean & Layne Nielsen
Darold & Helen Laabs
Burt & Joan Pederson
Harm Kruse
Donald & Beverly Kruse
Gary Zylstra
First Security Bank
Donald & Sharon Vettrus
Robert Trandem & Barbara Olson
Ronald & Beverly Gillund
Daniel & Joanne Christianson
Gerry & Laurie Pavek
Lanford Larson
First Security Bank
Charles & Glenyce Sommervold
Emery & Lenora Hogie
Duane & Julie Hogie
John & Adeline Midtaune
Duane & Julie Hogie
Dr LeRoy Mueller
First Security Bank
Kermith & Florence Johnson
Lyle & Joyce Thies
William Petersen
Lyle & Joyce Thies
Raymond Engelstad
Sadie Engelstad
Petie & Gloria Hanson
Verle & Jan Hammer
Outpatient
Services
Dr LeRoy Mueller
Deloris Johansen
Duane & Barbara Schalek
Hospital
Dr LeRoy Mueller
Millicent Hanson
Building
DSI
Vince Robinson
Educational
Repayment
Program
Devin Coners
George & Mavis Coners
Dr LeRoy Mueller
Donald & Sharon Vettrus
Long Term Care
Marge Lunde
reat care was taken in the accuracy of creating this list. Please notify us if you
see any errors in this listing. We will post corrections in the next issue. Thank you.
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You make a living by what you get,
but you make a life by what you give.
-Winston Churchill
Auxiliary
&
This Ol’ Place Thrift Shoppe
Since February 26, 1994, This Ol’ Place Thrift Shoppe has been alive and running
entirely with volunteer power. Betty Buseth and Gloria Mueller influenced the HCHA
Auxiliary to sponsor the business which has become a vital instrument in creating
donation dollars for HCHA.
The funds raised over the years total over $350,000 and are used for
purchasing equipment at HCHA. Purchases such as: wheelchairs,
a bell-call system, furniture, surgical equipment and a MicroDose
Mammography system have made a huge impact in serving patients.
The items purchased benefit the entire community.
Items available for purchase at the Thrift Shoppe include a huge
assortment of articles like books, glassware, clothing, jewelry, kitchen
items, toys, and many treasures.
HCHA Foundation
PO Box 106
Hendricks, MN 56136
Julie Soderholm and Mavis Coners, volunteers at
This Ol’ Place Thrift Shoppe
The Thrift Shoppe is located downtown in Hendricks, MN. Thrift
Shoppe hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from
10 a.m. - 2 p.m., and Wednesdays and Fridays from 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Donations are accepted anytime by dropping items off at the back door
receptacle. This Ol’ Place Thrift Shoppe is now on Facebook.
Kristine Madsen
Designer/Writer/Photographer
[email protected]
Tammy Niehus
507-275-3134
Contact:
Hendricks Community Hospital Association
is a non-profit tax deductible organization.
Your donation can be directed to a variety
of areas of your choice. You may mail a
donation or contact:
POSTAL PATRON
Want to Mak
a Donation?
www.hendrickshosp.org
Hendricks
Community
Hospital
Association
507-275-3134
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