Crafty Birds Deliver Surprise Gift to Auxiliary
A Bristol woman with a knack for embroidering has helped raise money for the UConn Health Center Auxiliary. Read more in the UConn Health Today archives.
View ArticleAuxiliary Working to Help Survivors Cast Away Their Cancer
Casting for Recovery is a Vermont nonprofit that organizes fly fishing retreats for breast cancer survivors. The Auxiliary is raising funds to send at least two individuals to a retreat this summer....
View ArticleAuxiliary Remembers Celeste LeWitt, Presents Scholarships
In the art gallery that bears her name, the UConn Health Center Auxiliary paused its annual meeting for a moment of silence in memory of Celeste LeWitt. LeWitt had an active role with the Auxiliary in...
View ArticleAuxiliary Hopes Good Deeds Will Reach More Students, Patients
Two dental graduate students have received scholarships from the UConn Health Center Auxiliary. Read more on UConn Today.
View ArticleNurturing Families Network Accepts Award from Auxiliary
A $1,000 donation from the University of Connecticut Health Center Auxiliary will help the Nurturing Families Network at the UConn Health Center carry out its mission to provide phone, group and home...
View ArticleA Night of Glamour at Health Center Auxiliary’s First Fashion Show
UConn staff or family members modeled some of the hottest fashions on the runway during a fashion show hosted by the Auxiliary. Read more on UConn Today.
View ArticlePhoto Gallery: Holiday Bazaar
The 2013 Holiday Bazaar brought in more than $4,000. It’s one of the Auxiliary’s biggest fundraising efforts.
View ArticleHealth Center Auxiliary Names Patient/Family Education Center
The Education Center will be one of the most important features in the UConn Health Outpatient Pavilion opening in early 2015. Read more on UConn Today.
View ArticleSpring Fair
The 2014 Spring Fair brought in nearly $4,000. It’s one of the Auxiliary’s biggest fundraising efforts.
View ArticleAuxiliary Honored at 2014 White Coat Gala
Irene Engel spoke on the Auxiliary’s behalf as one of this year’s recipients of the Carole and Ray Neag Medal of Honor. Read more on UConn Today.
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