Auxiliary of GRHS set to celebrate 20 years of elegance and fundraising. Time is running out to purchase tickets for the Harvest Ball!
Category: Community Impact
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Auxiliary Pledges $30,000 to Emergency Department
The annual Harvest Ball proceeds will go toward a SimMan® to enhance patient care through realistic, hands-on training that will strengthen our critical care team.
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Hidden Risk of MA Plans Uncovered Affecting 300,000 MN Patients
Historic decision: MN's largest health system exits the nation's top Medicare Advantage plan over frequent delays and denials of essential patient care.
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EMS Week: “Honoring Our Past. Forging Our Future.”
Thank you to our EMTs and Emergency Medical Responders (EMRs) on Glacial Ridge Ambulance responding from Glenwood, Starbuck, and Brooten, and our Paramedics in ER.
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What is health equity?
A brief review of health equity, the role of our Health Equity Committee, and collaboration beyond the health system's walls for each person to attain optimal health.
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Prosperous Ambulance Toy Drive to Help Holidays Sparkle
Glacial Ridge Ambulance staff extends heartfelt gratitude to the community for the overwhelming support received during our 17th Annual Ambulance Toy Drive.
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A Shout Out to the Harvest Ball Live Auction Donors
The live auction was among the evening's most entertaining and successful aspects of the Harvest Ball, the Auxiliary of Glacial Ridge Health System's largest fundraiser.
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GRHS Employees Donate $10,675 to the United Way in Our Community
Employees presented a check for $10,675 to the local United Way during their annual LIVE UNITED campaign. The donations go far but never far away.
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Riding for a Cause Rumbles Through Pope County June 17
The 27th annual motorcycle ride and car run includes lunch, an afternoon ride, a chance at raffles and door prizes, and a night ride – with commemorative shirts!
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Pope County First Responders to Benefit From the 9th Annual GRHS 5K Scrub Run
The Scrub Run/Walk 5K is for everybody – both competitive runners vying for the medal to those who walk and talk; dogs and strollers are welcome! Proceeds go to Funds for Heroes.