Thursday, December 31, 2009

January Schedule for Free Health Clinic in Frederick Maryland

No Dental Clinic at Taneytown site

January, 2010
MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday
4Frederick5Brunswick6Westminster7No Clinic8No Clinic
11No Clinic12Reisterstown13Taneytown14No Clinic15Harrisburg
18Frederick19Brunswick20Gettysburg21No Clinic22No Clinic
25No Clinic26Reisterstown27Westminster28No Clinic29Harrisburg

This blog template chops of the Friday schedule so I'll add it manually here:

Friday Jan 8: No Clinic
Friday Jan15 Harrisburg PA
Friday Jan22 No Clinic
Friday Jan29 Harrisburg PA
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009

September Clinic Schedule

A Mission of Mercy free health care clinic schedule for Frederick, Maryland

Mission of Mercy- Frederick Church of the Brethren


September, 2009
MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday
1Reisterstown 2Westminster3TA/TH4Harrisburg
7No Clinic8Brunswick9Westminster10Gettysburg11No Clinic
14Frederick15Reisterstown16No Clinic17TA/TH18Harrisburg
21Mt. Airy22Brunswick23Westminster24Gettysburg25No Clinic
*TA/TH = Taneytown - Am / Thurmont - PM
No Dental Clinic at Taneytown and Thurmont sites
October, 2009
MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday




1No Clinic2No Clinic
5No clinic6Brunswick7Westminster8TA/TH9Harrisburg
12Frederick13Reisterstown14Westminster15Gettysburg16No Clinic
19Mt. Airy20Brunswick21No Clinic22TA/TH23Harrisburg
26Frederick27Reisterstown28Westminster29Gettysburg30No Clinic
*TA/TH = Taneytown - Am / Thurmont - PM
No Dental Clinic at Taneytown and Thurmont sites

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A Mission of Mercy FCOB


Each year, Mission of Mercy benefits from numerous special events and activities held throughout Maryland and Pennsylvania. They range from Mission of Mercy-hosted events such as our annual Gala and golf classics to volunteer-sponsored events like walk/runs and dinner parties. Although these events differ in size and scope, the funds raised through these special events are critical to our ability to restore dignity to the poor and needy in our local communities. Monies earned through these events aide Mission of Mercy in purchasing medical and dental supplies and providing the uninsured working poor and economically disadvantaged with free medical care by physicians, receive referrals for specialty care, prescription medications, and diagnostic, lab and x-ray services.

We encourage you to support Mission of Mercy by attending the events listed in the calendar below and to support our generous sponsors for making them possible.

Ongoing

Coffee with M.O.M. Clinic Tours
Frederick, MD - Tours are held from 10AM to 11AM at the Frederick Church of the Brethren, located at 1201 Fairview Avenue, Frederick. (Located off of Rosemont Avenue need Hood College). See here for upcoming tour dates.
Please email Jennifer Gerlock at jgerlock@aMissionofMercy or call (301) 682-5683 for more information.
Westminster, MD - Tours are held from 10AM to 11AM at the Barrel House Human Service Program, located at 10 Distillery Drive, Westminster. (Located off of route 27).
Please email Joseph Cimino at jcimino@aMissionofMercy or call (410) 857-4811 for more information.


September 26, 2009

12th Annual Mission of Mercy Golf Tournament
Meadow Brook Golf Course, Gettysburg, PA
Late Registration: 7:30 AM, Shot Gun Start: 8:30 AM
$65.00 Individuals $260.00 Team
Prizes and lunch included
For information about participating on a team or as an individual or for volunteer information please call Wayne Warthen at 301-447-3913.

September 24-27, 2009

Fall Fest
Downtown Westminster
Carnival, parades and live entertainment over four days to benefit local charities, including Mission of Mercy.

For more information please contact Christina Mazzanti atcmazzanti@aMissionOfMercy.org or 301-682-5683.

October 1, 2009

Westminster: Mercy in the Morning Community Awareness Breakfast
Please join us as we gather for a one-hour fundraising breakfast where you will stories of inspiration, healing and hope made possible through Mission of Mercy's free medical care to the working poor and uninsured in our Valley.
7:30 to 8:30AM
The Portico - St. John's Catholic Community, Westminster
More details to come! Please email Joseph Cimino atjcimino@aMissionofMercy or call (410) 857-4811 for more information.

October 15, 2009

Frederick: Mercy in the Morning Community Awareness Breakfast
Please join us as we gather for a one-hour fundraising breakfast where you will stories of inspiration, healing and hope made possible through Mission of Mercy's free medical care to the working poor and uninsured in our Valley.
7:30 to 8:30AM
Dutch's Daughter Restaurant, Frederick
More details to come! Please email Jennifer Gerlock atjgerlock@aMissionofMercy or call (301) 682-5683 for more information.

If you are interested in holding a special event to benefit Mission of Mercy, or would like more information on an upcoming event near you, please contact Jennifer White at jwhite@aMissionOfMercy.org, (301) 682-5683 or (717) 642-9062.


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Wednesday, June 24, 2009

A Mission of Mercy helps 24,000 a year

Clinic Hopes Morning Coffee Will Recruit More Volunteers

Reported by: Jackie Cutler Monday, Jun 1, 2009 @05:21pm EST
Source: Your4State.com
FREDERICK, MD - Sometimes a little coffee is all you need to get the day started, so now a non-profit organization is using it as the catalyst to get more people helping the uninsured.

Mission of Mercy may not have planned it when it first started, but its initials spell out MOM, a fitting name for the organization, which has cared for the community for more than 15 years.

"Coffee with MOM" is their latest focus. Members of the community tour to get a first-hand look at the need and how the organization helps people.

The organization sees more than 22,000 people a year. Some patients come to the mission as early as 3:00 or 4:00 a.m. just to be seen at 9:00. However, even though they arrive that early, there's no guarantee that they'll have a spot.

Those who come often don't have health insurance or can't afford it.

With the economic downturn, a new trend is emerging.

"In one day they find out they have no primary care doctor anymore, they have no insurance anymore. They have no way of buying these medications anymore," said Dr. Michael Sullivan, who works with the mission.

The organization is looking to the "Coffee with MOM" events to help make primary care accessible to all.

A Mission of Mercy is located at 22 S. Market St. #6D in Frederick. They can be reached at (301) 682-5683.

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Saturday, March 21, 2009

Fall from Grace? This could be you...

This could be you

From $750,000 a year to $7.29 hour (plus tips).


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I deliver pizza when ever I'm near broke, that is if I have a working (legally tagged) car I do.
Pizza delivery has the benefit of letting you take home some cash that day... when you're near the bottom of the workforce barrel you find waiting the two weeks until you get paid almost impossbile.
This fellow went from getting paid 12 times a year, and getting paid more than enough TO needing to bring milk and bread home TODAY.

A Mission of Mercy needs a volunteer Dentist in the Northern Maryland, Southern Pennsylvania region. Ideal for a retired dentist seeking to do God's Work, A Mission of Mercy does not discriminate, if you're a retired dentist or a practicing dentist they'll take you!

One day per month at the same location, there are many locations to choose from.
Call Today

Friday, February 13, 2009

Portrait of Hope Provided by A Mission of Mercy

I'm often asked who is the recipient of, what demographic is served by "A Mission of Mercy"

For those of us who have warm homes, food on our table, and medical care is but a phone call away, followed by a quick search online of Doctors participating in our health insurance plan... it can be difficult to imagine how some Frederick residents have to deal with health care.

So who does A Mission of Mercy Help?

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Frederick MD Homeless now off streets

The residents of this tent where sleeping here in the woods off the main view of Frederick county streets. They now are staying at the Alan P. Hinton Cold Weather Shelter run by the Religious Coalition of Frederick Maryland.

This is the demographic that most needs "A Mission of Mercy".

How do I know this?

I had a bunk right next to the person who slept in this tent, that's how.

"You never know... it could be YOU in one of these pictures next year!"
"But for the grace of God, goes I"


A Mission of Mercy needs:

  • A volunteer Dentist a.s.a.p.

  • Cash donations


  • you can donate money to A Mission of Mercy via Facebook and Facebook doesn't take a dime in administration fees


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    Friday, January 9, 2009

    Restoring Dignity Through Love

    HEALING THROUGH LOVE
    Our mission statement is to restore dignity, "healing
    through love." Although a wide variety of medical and
    dental services for acute and chronic conditions,
    diagnostic studies and procedures both on site and in
    conjunction with area hospitals and clinical specialists,
    and medications are provided FREE of charge to the poor,
    the homeless, the uninsured and underinsured "working poor"
    who are "falling through the cracks" in ever increasing
    numbers; our true product is LOVE, not mere human love, but
    God's LOVE.
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    Frederick's "A Mission of Mercy" Restoring dignity
    This can often be expressed in a variety of ways,
    including: the medical and dental care we provide a kind
    look, a gentle touch, a sincere smile, a hug, a
    compassionate tone of voice, or an attentive ear. Since our
    primary product is LOVE and not just medical/dental care,
    then each of our volunteers, whether practitioners,
    pharmacists, nurses, technicians, administrative or
    hospitality workers, are equally able on any given day to
    be God's primary instrument of LOVE for any of those we
    serve. In the same vein, on any given day one of our staff
    or volunteers may be the recipient of God's LOVE through
    the poor we serve.


    A Mission of Mercy visits Frederick MD 4 times each month

    A Mission of Mercy Restored my dignity, I thought I had cancer, I was afraid to go find out, I got fired for being sick!

    Wait till it happens to you...

    I took these photos on my last visit to A Mission of Mercy's free health clinic at the Frederick Church of the Brethren.


    Mission of Mercy 005