Reporting to work before the sun rises can bring with it a sense of insecurity.
Thanks to a generous donation from the Hess Memorial Hospital Auxiliary,
the staff members at Wisconsin Dells Dialysis Center are feeling more
safe and secure.
A panic button alarm system was purchased for the dialysis center team.
Now, if employees feel that they are in danger, they can press the buttons
on their personal safety alarms to discreetly call for help. The push
of the buttons immediately alerts local police, as well as other dialysis
staff members. “I hope I never have to use it,” commented
one employee. “But it sure is a nice reassurance to have with me.”
This is just one example of the positive impact the Auxiliary’s donations
have made on the community over the past 60 years. If you are interested
in learning more about how you can help the Auxiliary, stop by the store
when it’s open, or send an e-mail to Hess22@frontier.com.
Volunteers are needed in the store, especially with moving and sorting
donations. If you are able to give even just a few hours of your time,
it would be a huge help to the group, which will ultimately benefit the
community.