We appreciate your interest in volunteering at St. John’s Mercy Hospital.

As a Volunteer, you are part of a group of caring individuals committed to carrying on the tradition of St. John’s Mercy Hospital. Your support of health care professionals assists them in providing excellent service to the patients. Last year, more than 300 volunteers provided over 65,000 hours of service.

Each Volunteer is highly valued at
St. John’s Mercy Hospital.

Each volunteer is motivated by their own personal reasons. Some of these include:

• A way to help others
• A way to give back to the community
• A way to fill time with purpose and meaning

We appreciate any time you can contribute.

A statue of the Founder and first Volunteer of Sisters of Mercy, Catherine McAuley, at St. John’s Mercy Hospital during Breast Cancer Awareness month.  Breast Cancer Awareness is the Auxiliary State Project for 2008.

Mission Statement

 It is the mission of the Volunteer Services Department to develop and maintain competent and diverse volunteers who embrace the St. John’s Mercy Health Care Mission of Healing and Core Values of Dignity, Justice, Service, Excellence and Stewardship.

Volunteers are a vital part of our healing ministry and support our co-workers, patients and families by giving their time unselfishly. Through their service, volunteers bring a spirit of help and cooperation, exceeding the expectations of our patients, their families and the community.