Auxiliary donations to Mid Coast Hospital have truly been outstanding thanks to the support of local residents.
For example, proceeds from the Auxiliary Gift Shop and donations of books or items for the yard sale add up to significant amounts which help fund large capital projects.
Current Pledge
The Auxiliary's current pledge is to raise $300,000 for Mid Coast�Parkview Health's Capital Campaign.
Past Projects
New MRI
The Auxiliary raised $60,000 to support Mid Coast Hospital's new state-of-the-art MRI.
Mid Coast Medical Group Furnishings
The Auxiliary contributed $100,000 toward artwork and furnishings for Mid Coast Medical Group�Bath Internal Medicine.
Healing Garden
The Bath and Brunswick Auxiliaries presented $400,000, the largest gift, to Mid Coast Hospital’s capital campaign. One project included in that gift is the healing garden outside the Café patio, a serene space enjoyed every day by patients, families, volunteers, employees, visitors, and the public.
Parking Lot
To address the need for more parking at the hospital campus, the Mid Coast Hospital Auxiliary raised funds to assist with the construction and blasting costs for the parking lot on the hill. The Auxiliary was very pleased to be able to give Mid Coast Hospital $100,000 for the parking lot.
CT Scanner
When the hospital needed a new CT scanner, the Auxiliary rose to the occasion and donated $150,000 to help procure such a vital piece of equipment.
Emergency Department Beds & Waiting Area
When Mid Coast Hospital revealed the need for a new Emergency Department in 2009, the Auxiliary was invited to raise funds for this addition to the hospital. The Auxiliary pledged $150,000 for the new ED waiting area, providing a bright, sunny and inviting location for patients.
Downtown Walk-In Clinic
In 2011, the hospital opened the Mid Coast Walk-in Clinic and Primary Care to lessen the load of patients at the Emergency Department. The Auxiliary donated $150,000 toward furnishings and equipment.
Maternity Unit Infant Security System
The Auxiliary also funded the upgrade of the Maternity unit infant security system, HUGS, by raising $120,000 to purchase the technology.