Previous Campaigns
The first month of every quarter, our office donates one quarter for every office visit to a local charitable organization. We invite you to donate any spare change you have jingling in your pocket, too! When we can, we offer other fun ways to get involved - food donations, etc. Oftentimes, we offer a new patient special where we donate a portion of the exam cost to the organization. Here are the results from previous campaigns (including the generous donations of our patients!). We are so grateful for your participation and help!
$813 donated |
January 2018 Arlington Boys & Girls Club Stilly Valley Youth Project – Stilly 2000 This campaign helps with the expansion of their gym and with the completion and expansion of the Quake Fields (ball fields). The Arlington Boys & Girls Club has been supporting local kids since 1974 and has been in their current location since 1992. The Club provides before and after school care, sports, drop in, day camps and summer camps. They offer a large variety of games, activities, educational programs and sports throughout the year for kids in Kindergarten -12th grade. The philosophy of their program is to give children the skills they need to be caring, productive, responsible citizens. |
$860 donated |
October 2017
Marysville Emergency Cold Weather Shelter Run entirely by volunteers, the Marysville Emergency Cold Weather Shelter exists to provide warmth, safety, shelter, and food during times of inclement weather. They typically open when the temperature will drop below freezing overnight. This is a phenomenal group of people and we are so grateful for the opportunity to help them with their mission! |
$475 donated |
July 2017
Marysville Community Food Bank The Marysville Community Food Bank had its beginnings in the rectory of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in 1974. Over the years, the Food Bank operations have grown. In 1987, it was formally organized as a non-profit organization supported by 12 churches in the community, with oversight provided by a Board of Directors. Today, the food bank is a “partnership” supported by 18 community churches, service clubs, schools, businesses, volunteers, and individuals. Food is provided from a variety of sources. Local grocery stores contribute excess produce, dairy products, pastry, and bread. Food drives are conducted by schools, churches, garage sales, and service clubs. Volunteers even glean local farms for fresh produce. |
$394 donated |
April 2017
Cocoon House More than 34% of the total homeless population is under the age of 24. Cocoon House is a non-profit that conducts outreach to, and provides short and long term housing for homeless and at-risk young people, including their children. Parents of teens can also find support for themselves and their families at Cocoon House so that young people do not become homeless. |
$410 donated |
January 2017
Eagle Wings disAbility Ministries This group brings persons with disAbilities and the community at large into relationship. They serve well over 2200 people, organizing 35 events per year with a team of volunteers exceeding 650! Programs include celebrations for adults with disAbilities, Support Group and brunches for caregivers, Circle of Friends relationship building, education and community awareness, and volunteer training. |
