VACCINE APPOINTMENTS schedule covid-19 vaccine, booster & flu shots now Donation Type Please let us know what type of donation you wish to make: *** Choose Donation Type *** General Memorial Gift Art In The Park Annual Fund Other *** Choose Donation Type *** Please let us know if this donation is made in memory of someone special: Donation Information First Name * (required) Last Name * (required) Address City State Zip Phone Email * (required) Donation Amount (Ex. 100.00) * (required) Auxiliary The Boulder City Hospital Auxiliary has provided services for patients and the community since 1956. The Auxiliary is an important arm of the hospital, dedicated to supporting its missions and contributing funds to various projects. Men and women from all walks of life participate in activities, the gift shop or simply lend their support through annual membership dues. Membership in the Auxiliary is open to anyone over 18 years of age who is interested in the welfare of Boulder City Hospital and is approved for membership. For more information about activities or membership, please ask at the Gift Shoppe or at the Reception Desk. Apply for Auxiliary Membership Click Here for Application and return it to the Gift Shoppe or email it to info@bchnv.org Background check authorization form is included with application. Click here to view our Bylaws! Purpose The Boulder City Hospital Auxiliary was formed by local Boulder City women to provide volunteer assistance and to raise money in support of the Hospital. Major fundraising efforts began in 1963 with the founding of the Art in the Park Festival. The first Art in the Park brought in $3,000 and involved fifty artists. In 2000 the fundraiser became so large that the Auxiliary voted to turn this effort over to the Boulder City Hospital Foundation. The Auxiliary is still very active in the annual event. Volunteer Opportunities Activities – Long Term Care Goldie’s Gift Shoppe Special Projects Contributions The idea of making contributions of time, ideas and effort has been the core of the Auxiliary since its inception. Some contributions have included state of the art hospital beds, medical supplies, and equipment, dietary equipment and scholarships. Community Resources Food Pantry at the Senior Center of Boulder City The Department of Health and Human Services and the staff of Senior Center of Boulder Center announce a Food Pantry is now available at the Center. Seniors (over 60) residing in Boulder City may choose from the non-perishable items free of charge once every week. The Grant does require that each participating senior register; this information is for in-house use only and will not be shared with other organizations. Please register through the Senior Center. Pantry Hours: Mondays 9a.m. to 3p.m.; Thursdays 9a.m. to 3p.m.; and Fridays 9a.m. to 1p.m. 813 Arizona Street, Boulder City, NV 89005 (702) 293-3320 Lend a Hand Boulder City Primary Care Now Accepting NEW Patients 702-698-8342 999 Adams Boulevard, Suites 104 & 105 Boulder City, Nevada 89005 702-293-4111 Call us. info@bchnv.org Email us. Mon - Sun 24/7 We are open. About BCH Boulder City Hospital, established in 1954, is a private, nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization committed to providing compassionate, quality care for our patients and the communities we serve. Quick Links Make Appointments Patient Portal Insurance Services About Contact Us Latest News November 10, 2021 Helmsley trust grants $11.3 million to Nevada hospitals November 1, 2021 Art in the Park 2022 artist applications now open! 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