Support the Clinic
Why Support the Clinic
The Community Free Clinic of Huntsville relies on the generosity of volunteers and community support to provide care for residents without health insurance.
Every contribution helps ensure patients can access medical care, medications, and health education when they need it.
Choose the way you’d like to support the clinic. Whether you volunteer your time or make a donation, your support helps provide care for uninsured residents in our community.
How You Can Help
Prefer to donate supplies? See the list below
MAKE A DONATION
Support the clinic through financial contributions or by donating essential supplies. Both play an important role in helping us care for patients.
Support the clinic by volunteering your time or skills. Opportunities are available for both healthcare professionals and community members.
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Financial Donations
Financial contributions help the Community Free Clinic of Huntsville continue providing care to those in need. Donations support medications, supplies, and day-to-day clinic operations.
We use a secure donation page hosted by Network for Good, a trusted platform used by nonprofit organizations across the country.
Donations are processed through a secure, encrypted system, and you can choose to make a one-time or recurring contribution. A confirmation and receipt will be provided for your records.
Supplies Needed
The clinic also accepts donations of everyday and medical supplies used in patient care and daily operations.
Drop off supplies during clinic hours or call ahead for assistance.
Everyday Supplies
- Brown paper lunch bags
- Ziploc sandwich bags
- Disinfectant wipes
- Hand sanitizer
- Paper towels
- Trash bags (13 & 30 gallon)
- Toilet paper
MEDICAL Supplies
- Anti-fungal cream
- Band-aids, gauze, and gauze tape
- Aspirin, Tylenol, and Advil
- Examination gloves
- Vitamins (especially Vitamin D)
- Cough medicines (no decongestants such as Robitussin D)
Volunteering at the Clinic
The clinic is supported by volunteer physicians, nurses, and community members who help ensure patients receive care in a respectful and supportive environment.
- Medical professionals (physicians, nurses, and support staff)
- Administrative and front desk support
- General volunteer assistance
