Charitable Projects

Greenville Children's Hospital

August 2011

Jean Arden and Butch Scott built this cabinet for toys in the newborn
intensive care waiting room

Scroll saw puzzles made by Gary Morris for the Children’s Hospital
on a regular basis

August 2011

Anna Price, Memory Stein, and Christi Kunzweiler, Child Life Specialists,
accept the Anesthesia Machine model, made by Wayne Comstock.

April 2011

Pictured are Emily Durham and Bill Baird. Emily is with the Children’s Hospital and requested the cabinet for the x-ray department. They had a cart (pictured) that was always in disarray and needed something more organized for the toys, dvds, and medical equipment they use in the room. Bill came out, took measurements, built in a timely manner, and delivered to the hospital today (4/14/11). The staff in x-ray, along with Emily were thrilled with the finished product. Tom Gruenholz also helped on the project with cutting sheet goods and dados, then Bill took home to finish.

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March 2011

Key fobs

February 2011

May 2010

January 2010

This "Art Cart" was delivered by Wayne Comstock and Dr. Bill Schmidt. The nurses have a local artist who will paint it with the Patewood Children's Hospital Outpatient Center colors (picture to follow).

February 2009

Fifty of these picture frames were made for the children to decorate and
place their picture in, for their parents

October 2007

Here are some examples of cutouts and a birdhouse that the Guild is creating for the Children's Hospital:

May 2006

The staff at Greenville Children's Hospital extended an invitation to Guild members who had worked on projects for the Hospital, such as MRI models and bird-houses. A lunch, presentations by Hospital staff, and a tour of the facility were set up by Guild member Bill Kinard. Among the presenters were Bill Schmidt, Director of the Greenville Children's Hospital (and Guild member), George Maynard, VP Philanthropy and Partnership, and Emily Kear, Child Life Program.

April 2006

CT scan models were made by Chris Lusk and Bill Heizer; bird house kits
by Bill Bagwell, Bob Gardner, Ron Critser, and Bill Brett; butterfly and bird
spring toys by Dave Decherd

Hospital staff and Beth Ball, Child Life Manager, on the right