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Volunteer

Through the efforts of the HSHS St. Francis Hospital Auxiliary, we are blessed to have many loyal, hard-working volunteers.

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Their contributions of time and talent fulfill many hospital needs and add another touch of care and compassion to the people we serve. Please consider joining this group of talented individuals.

Volunteer brochure and application

Return application and dues to:

Philanthropy Department

1215 Franciscan Dr.

HSHS St. Francis Hospital

Litchfield, IL  62056

Auxiliary Scholarship

Auxiliary members fund three $1,000 scholarships for students who live in either Montgomery or Macoupin County. The student must be enrolled and have completed, or are completing, at least one year in an accredited school of his/her choice with the intent of receiving a degree or diploma in a health-related occupation. The deadline is April 30 each year. 

Click here to download the application. For more information, please contact the director of philanthropy at 217-324-8200.   

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Junior Volunteer Application

The 2024 Junior Volunteer program at HSHS St. Francis Hospital will offer service opportunities to area teens this summer. Each applicant must be a high school student maintaining at least a “C” average, a minimum of 14 years of age by June 1, and willing to volunteer at least two hours per week during the summer program. Junior Volunteers will perform a variety of duties in various departments.

Applications are due Wednesday, May 1. All participants in the program will be required to present proof of immunizations for MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) and Varicella (chicken pox). An additional requirement includes attendance at a hospital orientation.

A limited number of positions will be available.  For more information, contact HSHS St. Francis Hospital at 217-324-8200.

Apply here