Jack C. Montgomery VA Medical Center

The Jack C. Montgomery VAMC depends on the goodwill of our benefactors and volunteers who wish to give something back to America's heroes.

Volunteering

Volunteers provide many important functions throughout the medical center and help make our patients' stay more enjoyable. Volunteers can perform a number of services, and a volunteer's talents are closely matched with one of our many assignments.

To volunteer, contact the Jack C. Montgomery VAMC Voluntary Service Office at 918-577-3358 or 918-577-3622. We will be happy to discuss how you can help us in our mission to provide comfort and care to our Veterans.

Volunteer Caregivers Needed

The Volunteer Caregiver Support Program is seeking volunteers in the local community who would like to give back to our local Veterans by becoming a volunteer caregiver.  Read more.

Giving 

Cash donations are used for the comfort and welfare of our Veteran patients, including: hygiene products (trial size), comfort items (blankets, socks, and underwear) and recreational activities (puzzles, puzzle books).

Non-cash contributions are used to make our patients' stay more enjoyable. Items which are accepted include: magazines, coffee and coffee supplies, telephone cards and paperbacks in good condition.  To make a cash or non-cash contribution, please contact Voluntary Service.

Feature Stories

	VA Volunteer Says Serving Veterans is a Privilege   VA Volunteer Sandra Stafford is one of more than 400 volunteers who selflessly give their time to serve our nation’s Veterans at the Jack C. Montgomery VA Medical Center and its outpatient clinics in Hartshorne, Tulsa and Vinita.  Read More.
	Student Volunteer Program Gives Youth Valuable Experience   Aug. 10 was a sad day for Emily Bische.  It was her last day as a student volunteer at the Jack C. Montgomery VA Medical Center.  Read More.
	JCMVAMC Honors Volunteers during National Volunteer Week   Upon arriving at the Jack C. Montgomery VA Medical Center, Veterans and visitors are typically greeted with a warm smile from volunteer Annette Freeland, who volunteers five days a week at the Main Lobby Information Desk.  Read More.
	Battle of the Bulge Veteran Still Serving   In December 1944 and January 1945, Edgar Bradshaw took part in arguably the greatest battle in American military history, the Battle of the Bulge.  Read More.
	Ride for the Vets Fundraiser Raises More than $13,000 for Veteran Patients   Veterans service organizations, various groups, businesses and individual donors raised more than $13,000 for Veteran patients during the Ride for the Vets poker run Sept. 25.  Read More.