St. Luke Volunteers are “Super”; Annual Luncheon Recognizes Their Contributions

May 3, 2010 Contributor
Pictured gathered at a “Volunteers Are Superheroes” Luncheon honoring volunteers at St. Luke Health Services in Oswego are (left to right) SUNY Oswego student and Adopt-A-Grandparent Program volunteer Erica Mallery; St. Luke Volunteer Coordinator Debra Robillard; and Adopt-A-Grandparent Program volunteer Alyssa Amyotte. The Adopt-A-Grandparent Program is one of the many groups that are a part of the volunteer program at St. Luke.
Pictured gathered at a “Volunteers Are Superheroes” Luncheon honoring volunteers at St. Luke Health Services in Oswego are (left to right) SUNY Oswego student and Adopt-A-Grandparent Program volunteer Erica Mallery; St. Luke Volunteer Coordinator Debra Robillard; and Adopt-A-Grandparent Program volunteer Alyssa Amyotte. The Adopt-A-Grandparent Program is one of the many groups that are a part of the volunteer program at St. Luke.

OSWEGO – Volunteers from St. Luke Health Services gathered in the Riverview Room at St. Luke for a “Super” luncheon in their honor. “We are extremely grateful to all our volunteers for the tremendous involvement they have with our residents,” said Volunteer Coordinator Deb Robillard. “Our annual volunteer recognition luncheon is just one small way St. Luke as an organization says thank you for their invaluable contributions all year long.”

This year’s theme, “Volunteers – Superheroes Who Help Build A Better World” featured entertainment by some “local superheroes” (a.k.a. St. Luke staff), who saved the day, much in the same way St. Luke volunteers are “superheroes” in resident’s lives and in our community..

Ms. Robillard added, “At St. Luke we have nearly one hundred volunteers of all ages and many community groups who bring their unique talents and skill together to enhance the quality of life our residents experience. Our volunteers contributed thousands of hours of their time and helped with over one thousand programs last year. Volunteers can give of their time as often as they like and many people who inquire are surprised at the number of opportunities and activities we have available.”

Anyone seeking more information about the St. Luke Volunteer Program can call Volunteer Coordinator Deb Robillard at 342-3166, extension 173.

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