Special Thanks to Our Supporters During Recent Fundraisers!

Twelve York County Master Gardeners spent a Friday afternoon at the Clinic trimming, weeding and filling five trucks and two trailers with debris.

Providence Classical School collected items of toiletries during Spirit & Service Week. Over 200 items were delivered to the Clinic for distribution to patients.

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Amy Kerr of Comber Physical Therapy makes donation at Christmas to the Clinic in honor of the referring physicians in lieu of gifts

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Tabb Elementary School K-Kids collected a cart full of toiletries for patients at the Clinic. K-Kids is a "student- led" community-service organization, the youngest of the Kiwanis and is sponsored by a local club. Pictured are Reid and Rachel Scarborough, Ryan Meger, Lauren Holbrook, Connor Nickol, Kaylyn Rivera, Jadyn Sabourin, Andrew Ring, Kiwanis representative, Jack Kruger and teacher, Pam Bohnke. 

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A big thank you to everyone who came out to support our fundraiser at Terra Restaurant on September 20th!  We raised over $3000 for the Clinic and had a fun evening while doing that. Huge thanks as well to all of our celebrity servers, the rest of the Terra waiters and waitresses, and community members that donated items for our silent auction. It was a great success!

Thank you also to Stein Mart and all those that supported the Clinic by buying a "Give & Save" ticket! We hear that we had some happy fashionistas and we were able to raise needed funds for the Clinic!

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The Road Soldiers held their 2nd annual Samaritan Outreach Assistance Ride to benefit the Lackey Free Clinic! Supported by over 30 local businesses and churches, more than 60 riders came out on a beautiful (hot) summer day and raised $2700!

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Congressman Rob Whitman attended a Health Care Reform Discussion at Gloucester-Matthews Free Clinic.   Others in attendance included representatives from Lackey Free Clinic, Tappahannock Free Clinic, Gloucester-Matthews Free Clinic, Stephen Horan, PhD, from Community Health Solutions, Lou Markwith, Executive Director of Virginia Association of Free Clinics and Amy Yarcich, Executive Director of Rx Partnership. Pictured is John McCormack, President of GMFC presenting the Congressman with a book with photos from a recent one-day dental program that provided services for hundreds in the area.

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Emilie Pinto, Lieutenant Governor of Division 23 and Warhill Key Club member presents check donation of over $2,000 raised during recent dodgeball tournament fundraiser to Rob Bradley, Executive Director of Clinic

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Dr. Martin Coleman of Orthopaedic & Spine Center in Port Warwick, Newport News hands donation check to Rob Bradley, Executive Director of the Clinic. We want to thank them for their significant support of the Clinic.

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One day each year, Kiwanians around the world join together for one day of global community service. For the second year, the Tabb Kiwanis spent their day cleaning (and scrubbing, and power-washing, and carpet cleaning) the Clinic. Many Kiwanians are regular volunteers and as a club they have supported numerous events and projects throughout the year. THANKS!

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Walter Burns of the Poquoson Kiwanis presents donation of $1,000 to Sue Salva from the Clinic.

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North Carolina Furniture & Mattress in Denbigh raised $1,000 through a promotion for Stressless Recliners and matched it with $1,150. Pictured right to left are Elizabeth, Katherine, and Laura from the showroom and Sue from the Clinic.

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Brock Robertson of the York Lions Club presented a donation to Sue Salva from the Lackey Free Clinic

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Judy Letchworth donates a check to Rob Bradley, Clinic Executive Director, from the Tabb Kiwanis.

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Dove Barton of the Yorktown Women’s Club presented a check to Sue Salva from the Clinic.

Thank you to all of the generous sponsors and participants of the Dick Woodward Annual Golf Tournament. Over $6,000 was raised to benefit the Clinic.

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The art café 24 and Laney’s Diamonds & Jewelry held a wonderful special event to benefit the Clinic.   Friends of the Clinic and the businesses came out to support this dinner extravaganza beginning with a reception at Laney’s and ending with an exquisite dining experience and live music in this gallery café.   20% of the dinner ticket was donated to the Clinic. 

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The Lions Club of Williamsburg pulled their mobile screening unit into the clinic parking lot on Saturday, March 21, 09 and screened 24 patients to establish hearing and vision loss. Patients were given referrals to the various Lions Club locations to follow up.  We are grateful to Clay Senecal, Bill Ferguson, Jack Gale, Susan Goldner, Mel Lewis, Lew Lewis, Skip Hunt, Jack Jones, John Reaser

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Our thanks to the doctors of the Orthopaedic & Spine Center in Port Warwick, Newport News for their generous contribution.  Dr. Jeffrey Carlson pictured on the left 

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The Tabb and York Kiwanis Clubs held a one day spring cleanup on April 4, 2009 at the Lackey Free Clinic. Thirteen Kiwanis members worked all day pressure washing the outside, washing the windows inside and out and sprucing up the grounds and building. 

Kiwanis members are guided by the following Key Principles: to give importance to the human and spiritual rather than the material values of life, to encourage living by the Golden Rule, to promote higher social, business, and professional Standards, to encourage and be servant leaders, to build Kiwanis Clubs that build Lasting Friendships and serve and strengthen local communities and to promote justice, patriotism, and goodwill.

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Francis Meisner and Barbara James from the Seaford Women’s Club delivered a check in the amount of $250 to the clinic.

Thank you to UNO Chicago Bar & Grill in Newport News and Williamsburg and all of our supporters who dined during “Cover the Uninsured Week.” With your help we raised nearly $1,000.