Grants and Awards

Many thanks to the Luray Moose Lodge #1413 for their generous donation in support of our clinic!!

The Luray Moose Lodge 1413/1647 are happy to be able to give a Donation of $2,500.00 to Page County Free Clinic.  One of our main goals is to be able to help the Community in any way we can and these fine people are on the Front Lines helping those in need. 

Governor Jerry Ruby-Prelate, Edwin Judd, and Administrator Jeb Buracker were there to give this donation to Ben Dolewski, Page Free Clinic Executive Director.

 

 

Operation Round Up Grant Awarded to Page Free Clinic for PPE and Disinfectant Supplies

The Page Free Clinic was awarded a $1,900 grant in July 2020 through Shenandoah Valley Electric Co-op’s Operation Round Up. This is a program where SVEC customers volunteer to round their monthly bill up to the next dollar amount and that change is put in operation round up.  For example, if your bill is $50.51, it is rounded up to $51 and the .49 cents is added to the Operation Round Up fund.  Those funds are subsequently submitted to local non-profits who apply for grants – there is an approval process and we were selected. The purpose of this grant request was to assist with personal protective equipment (PPE) and disinfectant supplies to help the clinic operate safely during the pandemic.

To learn more about Operation Round Up and to participate, visit their website:  https://www.svec.coop/operation-round-up/

Above, you see our team wearing PPE as a way to thank SVEC.

Operation Round Up Grant Awarded to Page Free Clinic to Help with Our Dental Services

Page Free Clinic received a $3,400 grant in January 2019 from Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative (SVEC) to help with our dental services. The funds were from Operation Round Up (ORU) which is the fundraising branch of SVEC.

Essentially your electric bill is rounded up to the nearest dollar each month, if you chose to participate.  The additional change is put into the ORU funds at SVEC.  Then, local non-profits can apply for grants through the SVEC to receive funding for community needs.

The maximum annual contribution to the fund is $11.88 per SVEC member.  So, a small investment on your part can yield high returns for the community!  Join Operation Round Up today!

Committee member, Bill Fisher (left) is pictured with clinic Executive Director, Ben Dolewski (right).

Page Free Clinic was awarded the 2018 United Way Impact Grant

A huge Thank You to United Way of Northern Shenandoah Valley for their generous support of our new dental clinic!

Page Free Clinic was awarded the 2018 United Way Impact Grant of $18,000.

Page Free Clinic was awarded the 2017 Community Impact Certificate

We are very proud and thankful to have been awarded a Community Impact Certificate for our ‘Outstanding Community Involvement’ for 2017.
Thank you to the Luray-Page County Chamber of Commerce and to all who are helping us make a difference, our donors, sponsors, volunteers, staff and board.