Gift Shop

Flowers, gift, snacks, and much more

are available at the Coffey County Hospital Gift Shop!

Visitors to the Coffey County Hospital Gift Shop are often unaware that much more is going on than meets the eye.

Through the hard work and efforts of dedicated volunteers, the Coffey County Hospital Gift Shop provides a valuable service to the hospital’s patients, visitors, and staff; but the giving does not stop there.  All proceeds are then given back to the community through hospital improvements and local scholarships.

 

The hospital's electronic sign and digital mammography unit and a Wii electronic game system at The Meadows are among the many purchases made, in whole or in part, with gift shop proceeds.  

 

“This is generosity in action,” said Coffey Health System Chief Executive Officer Dennis George.  “The Auxiliary volunteers give of their time and talents every day to provide our patients and visitors with an outstanding gift shop, and then they use the proceeds for hospital enhancements and scholarships for deserving high school graduates.  Their efforts are inspiring.  I have no doubt that our Auxiliary is among the very best in the state.”

 

The auxiliary welcomes new volunteers for the gift shop, information desk, and other opportunities throughout Coffey Health System.  If you have a few hours to spare, and would like a truly rewarding volunteer opportunity, stop by the gift shop and pick up an application today.

 

The gift shop at Coffey County Hospital is managed and staff by volunteers from Friends of Coffey Health System.

The gift shop at Coffey County Hospital carries a wide variety of items
for the convenience of patients, visitors, and employees.  

 

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