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Traditionally, the RiverView Auxiliary Board of Directors awards a $500 scholarship to a RiverView Employee who is interested in furthering his or her education and commitment to healthcare. The recipient of this scholarship has been chosen by a committee of Auxilians based on essay answers and announced, Clarissa Simonsen, LSW as this year’s winner. Clarissa […]
RiverView Health’s Patient Financial Services (PFS) Department recently surprised the RiverView Auxiliary with a $120 donation. Brian Burks, a PFS representative, shared that the Auxiliary is just one of the many local entities – including families, charities, and nonprofit organizations – for which PFS has raised money. Burks shared that he looks for pop sales,
The 1st Annual RiverView Auxiliary Garden Party Tour was as successful as it could be. Forty women gathered to tour four magnificent gardens in the community. The RiverView Auxiliary Board of Directors planned an appetizer and refreshment at each stop as spectators admired the most beautiful gardens. Each location was unique to the next, and
