Jeanie Schmidt Free Clinic
The Jeanie Schmidt  Free Clinic relies on the support of our partners in the
community including:

Reston Hospital Center-- in addition to encouraging medical staff to volunteer
the hospital donated over $174,000 in laboratory and diagnostic services to the
Jeanie Schmidt Free Clinic.   

The Meyer Foundation-  Supporting the clinic's expansion with support for
additional staffing.

Northern Virginia Health Foundation-  Proving support for staff expansion
with a grant of $20,000 in 2008 and $42,600 for a patient care program in 2009..

Fairfax County Consolidated Funding Pool- providing support for staff and
outreach to the community.

Giving Circle of Hope-  provided a grant of $5,000 for our Community
At-Risk Outreach program.




In conjunction with a grant from the
Virginia Health Care Foundation, Dr. Anne
Rose Eapen will be serving to expand clinic hours and services.  See what the
Observer Newpapers had to say about our open house to welcome her to the
clinic staff.  
CLICK HERE.

Dedicated volunteers providing health care and access to health care to people
in need in Herndon, Reston, Chantilly  and Centreville .
We are currently
recruiting caring
volunteers.
See the attached
volunteer
application
JSFC selected as
featured charity
by Chronicle of
Philanthropy
April 24, 2008--  The
Jeanie Schmidt Free
Clinic is proud to
announce that our
medical volunteers have
been selected to receive
award for "Best of
Reston".   Read what
the Connection
Newspapers had to say-
click here.
Mary Anne Wright, RN, Clinic Coordinator and
Alex Lee, Medical Services Volunteer enjoy
Best of Reston Festivities
Holly Wieland, RN, Tricia Mussante, Volunteers
Coordinator and Debbie Onufrychuk, RN at the
Best of Reston
.
Accepting the award
on behalf of the
clinic's medical
volunteers was Sherry
Yuras, FNP who
shared inspirational
comments and
thanked  Reston
Hospital Center for
their partnership with
the clinic.