St. Luke's McCall

06/02/2026

The St. Luke’s McCall Foundation honors the life of Roz Campbell, who passed away on May 20. A graveside service will be held on Tuesday, June 2 at 3:00 p.m. at McCall Cemetery.

Roz began volunteering for the McCall Memorial Hospital in April of 1996, beginning what would become 30 years of steadfast dedication to local healthcare and community wellbeing. Her generosity of spirit led her to also join the St. Luke’s McCall Auxiliary, and later the St. Luke’s McCall Foundation Board, most recently serving as the Foundation’s Vice President.

Known for her thoughtful leadership, keen eye for detail, exceptional editing skills, and willingness to ask hard questions when needed, Roz strengthened the hospital through her volunteer work in countless ways. She was both a trusted advisor and a passionate champion for outstanding healthcare in our local community.

Roz leaves behind a remarkable legacy of service, kindness, and commitment to others. Her impact on local healthcare and the McCall community will continue to be felt for years to come. She will be profoundly missed.

If you are interested in following in Roz’s footsteps and learning more about how you can support healthcare in our local community, please visit us online at https://stlukesonline.org/en/giving/volunteer/

05/29/2026

Tee Off in Support of Local Housing!

The St. Luke’s McCall Foundation invites you to their annual McCall Invitational Golf Tournament, hosted at the stunning Jug Mountain Ranch Golf Course this September!

The event will mark the 20th anniversary of the tournament and will take place on September 11, 2026. Participants can look forward to friendly competition, camaraderie, and community spirit in this four-person scramble.

This isn’t just a day of golf – it’s an opportunity to make a meaningful impact. As a sponsor, your support will help fund the St. Luke's McCall Workforce Housing Project, a critical initiative to attract and retain skilled healthcare workers in McCall by providing accessible, income-based housing.

Players will enjoy a great day of golf, knowing their participation helps ensure that those who take care of the McCall community have a great place to call home – a win, win!

Interested in learning more? Please visit us online at the

St. Luke’s McCall annual invitational golf tournament at Jug Mountain Ranch Golf Course.

05/27/2026

We’re Reopening!

St. Luke’s McCall Medical Clinic will reopen on Wednesday, June 3, and we’re excited to welcome patients back!

The clinic has been temporarily closed since February after a water pipe break caused significant flooding. Since then, our teams have worked hard to restore the space—replacing flooring, repairing walls, and ensuring everything is safe and ready for your return.

✅ If you already have an appointment scheduled, our team will be reaching out with details about returning to the McCall clinic.
Throughout the closure, our priority has remained the same—keeping care accessible. Our providers continued seeing patients at other locations on the St. Luke’s McCall campus to ensure no interruption in care.

💬 “It was a challenging situation, but our teams stepped up every step of the way—remaining dedicated to our patients and each other,” said Maureen Arnold, Practice Director of Operations.

📞 Questions or need to schedule an appointment? Call us at 208-634-1776.

Thank you for your patience and support—we can’t wait to see you back in the clinic! 💙

05/19/2026

📢 Calling all future babysitters! 👶🩹

St. Luke’s Children’s is hosting a Safe Sitter® class designed to help students stay safe when home alone, caring for younger siblings, or babysitting.

🗓 Friday, June 19
⏰ 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
📍 Park Place Professional Center, Opal Room
106 E. Park St., McCall

This fun, hands-on class includes games, role-playing, and practice with manikins to learn important skills like choking rescue. ✅

💲 Cost: $30 for the first child, $20 for each additional sibling
🥪 Bring: A sack lunch, snacks, and drinks
🎂 Age: 11+

⚠️ Spots are limited—registration is required!
📞 Call 208-381-9000 or register online at stlukesonline.org (search “Safe Sitter Class”)

Have questions? Contact St. Luke’s Community Health at [email protected]

Give your child the confidence and skills to stay safe and care for others—sign up today! 💙

05/15/2026

The St. Luke’s McCall Foundation is proud to support patients through Brighter Smiles—a program created in partnership with the Foundation, St. Luke’s McCall Auxiliary and the Adams County Health Center.

Brighter Smiles connects income qualifying patients with free or reduced-cost dental care, including fillings, x-rays, extractions, and cleanings—ensuring access to essential services that might otherwise go without.

As one patient shared:
“Having my teeth fixed has truly changed my life. For so long, I lived with pain every time I tried to eat, and it wore me down. I felt embarrassed about my smile, and it affected my confidence around people. Now, I can eat without pain, and I feel like I can smile again without hiding it. That has made such a difference in how I see myself.”

Patients living in Valley, Adams, or Idaho County can learn more or see if they qualify by contacting the Adams County Health Center dental office at (208) 253-6447.

💙 Brighter Smiles is made possible by generous donations and community grants.

To learn more or support programs like this, visit https://stlukesonline.org/en/giving/our-foundations/mccall-foundation/

05/08/2026

Death and Taxes – Estate & Charitable Giving Planning

Join the St. Luke’s McCall Foundation and the McCall Public Library Foundation for a free educational event designed to help you plan for the future with confidence.

🗓 Wednesday, May 13
⏰ 4:00 p.m.
📍 McCall Public Library – Community Room. -218 E. Park St., McCall

This informative session is open to individuals at any stage of financial planning and will cover:

-Practical estate planning guidance
-Smart charitable giving strategies
-Recent tax law updates that may impact you and your family

Hear from a panel of trusted financial and philanthropic experts:

Tama Lamm, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones
Clark Hyvonen, Philanthropic Advisor, Idaho Community Foundation
Christen Wilmer, Senior Director of Gift Planning, St. Luke’s Foundation

You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and gain insights to help ensure your financial plans and legacy reflect your values.

✅ Registration is required.

To reserve your spot, email Hayley Johnson, Development Manager, St. Luke’s McCall Foundation, at [email protected].

04/23/2026

You’re Invited! Women’s Heart Health – A Women’s Forum Event

Join us at St. Luke’s McCall for a live stream from Boise of the Women’s Heart Health Forum, Thursday, May 14, from 12–1:30 p.m. Lunch will be provided.

This engaging program features St. Luke’s cardiologist Stefanie Fry, MD, who will share important insights into women’s heart health—including risk factors, common warning signs, and steps you can take to protect your heart.

Bring a friend!

You’re also welcome to attend in person in Boise. RSVP is required by May 4 for either locations—please call 208 451 4515 or email [email protected].

This event is brought to you by the St. Luke’s Treasure Valley Foundation and the St. Luke’s McCall Foundation.

04/20/2026

St. Luke’s is offering a new Living through Cancer Support Group in McCall.

This free support group is for anyone with cancer including those newly diagnosed, who are undergoing active treatment, those who have completed or decided against treatment, and those supporting loved ones with a cancer diagnosis.

The cancer support group will meet monthly on the third Wednesday, beginning May 20, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the McCall Public Library Hershberger Room, 218 Park St., McCall.

Participants can attend in-person or virtually via Teams.
The support group is facilitated by Shirley Sampson, St. Luke’s McCall registered nurse educated in cancer support counseling practices and Baylee Critchlow, St. Luke’s Cancer Institute oncology social worker.

This group provides a safe, supportive space to connect with one another, share experiences, ask questions, and learn how to navigate life with cancer.

Registration is required, call 208-706-2288 or email [email protected].

04/16/2026

Hospital Volunteer Turned Foundation Board President.

April is National Volunteer Month, and St. Luke’s McCall would like to thank its incredible team of dedicated volunteers who serve in many impactful roles for the hospital.

One such volunteer, Ron Erskine, was recently named the new Board President of the St. Luke’s McCall Foundation. Ron was first introduced to the Foundation through his volunteer work, where his experience supporting hospital staff and patients gave him a firsthand understanding of the compassionate care provided locally and inspired him to take on a larger role in advancing the hospital’s mission.

As a Foundation board member and now Board President, Ron has been a strong advocate for expanding health care services, strengthening community partnerships, and ensuring families across our region have access to exceptional care close to home.
Thank you, Ron, for all you do to support St. Luke’s McCall!

If you are interested in learning more about the Foundation or becoming a hospital volunteer, please visit us online athttps://stlukesonline.org/en/giving/our-foundations/mccall-foundation/

04/14/2026

St. Luke’s McCall Auxiliary scholarships applications for health-care students now available!

Applications for the Margaret Fogg Memorial Scholarship are available to high school seniors and post-secondary students living in the hospital’s service area who are pursuing a career in health care. Scholarships are also available to those already working in health care seeking a degree or certification.

The application is available at stlukesonline.org/mccallauxiliary, the deadline for submission is 5 p.m., Friday, May 1, 2026.

Past scholarships have been awarded to students working toward careers as nursing assistants, respiratory therapists, nurses, occupational and physical therapists, and pre-med studies.

The scholarship honors McCall resident Margaret Fogg, who was auxiliary president at its 1956 inception and a healthcare advocate until her death in 2001. Support for the scholarships comes from proceeds from the Auxiliary’s Holiday Happening fundraiser.