Jeanie Schmidt Free Clinic
The Jeanie Schmidt Free Clinic relies on the support of our partners in the
community. For a complete listing of supporters, please see our annual report
by clicking here.
Reston Hospital Center-- in addition to encouraging medical staff to volunteer
the hospital donated over $490,000 in laboratory and diagnostic services to the
Jeanie Schmidt Free Clinic.
NOVA Scripts- donating over $250,000 in medications for our patients.
Northern Virginia Health Foundation- Proving support for service
expansion with a grant of $45,000 in 2009-2010.
Fairfax County Consolidated Funding Pool- providing $80,000 in support
for staff and outreach to the community for 2009-2010.
The Closet- $13,000 in Operational Support granted in Fall 2008.
Charity Works- donating $10,000 for children's physical events in 2009.
Giving Circle of Hope- provided a grant of $5,000 for our Volunteer
Development Project.
Learn more about our clinic with this power point presentation. Click Here.
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JSFC selected as featured charity by Chronicle of Philanthropy
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Impacting Lives through Patient Care, Improving the Health of Our Community
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The Jeanie Schmidt Free Clinic provides free health services
to individuals with no insurance, who have a household
income of 200% or less of the federal poverty level. Services
include temporary, non-emergency care for children in
Fairfax County and full medical care for adults with high
blood pressure or diabetes in Herndon, Reston, Chantilly or
Centreville.
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Meagan Ulrich, Executive Director, Dr. Anne Rose Eapen, Adult Clinic Co-Founder and Bill Hall, President
Dominion Foundation.
On June 2, Dominion Power announced donations to several local Free
Clinics including JSFC. In total, Dominion donated $1 million in grants
to more than 100 free clinics in 14 states where Dominion operates. The
grants were made through the Dominion Foundation, the company’s
philanthropic arm.
“The current economic times have produced hardships not seen in
several generations,” said Thomas F. Farrell II, chairman, president and
chief executive officer of Dominion. “We want to do our part to make
sure medical services are available to those who are uninsured or can’t
afford to see a doctor.”
Farrell cited the extraordinary service performed every day by doctors
and nurses at health clinics in Virginia, North Carolina, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and other states where Dominion
operates.
For materials outlining our Clinic Champions Program for
businesses and organizations Click Here. For more information
about giving opportunities contact Meagan Ulrich, Executive
Director, ulrichmeagan@jsfreeclinic.org.
......Breaking Clinic News......
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The Jeanie Schmidt Free Clinic is now a United Way Agency - Designate #9422
In the Combined Federal Campaign and the Combined Virginia Campaign designate #8512
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Dominion Power Donates $20,000 to JSFC as a Challenge to Area Business to Support Free Clinics
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