Loudoun Free Clinic

06/09/2026

Save the date!
We are excited to share that our annual Boots, Beer, and BBQ dinner will be held on November 12 - this year at Shadow Creek in Purcellville! We hope you will join us for an evening of great food, entertainment, and community support as we come together to benefit healthcare for uninsured adults in Loudoun County. Tickets and tablets will be on sale very soon!

06/02/2026

We were honored to be a part of Amazon’s Rise & Recognize: A Community Impact Gathering. It was inspiring to connect with and learn from our fellow Amazon grantees doing valuable work throughout Loudoun and Prince William Counties.

Thank you to for investing in these vitally important projects and enabling nonprofit organizations to create lasting impact where it is needed most.

Additional tremendous thanks and recognition to the and the Prince William County Community Foundation for facilitating this grantmaking and connecting Amazon’s community investment funds with committed community partners.

05/27/2026

Loudoun Free Clinic is honored to be a 2026 100WomenStrong of Loudoun County grantee! This year's funding is projected to directly impact more than 105,000 Loudoun County residents. At the clinic, their grant will fund our culturally-competent case management work, which connects patients with specialty medical care and other essential services and resources. We are grateful to this giving circle of generous, concerned community leaders for supporting our most vulnerable neighbors - and investing over $6 million in our community to date!
You can read more at https://www.loudounnow.com/giving_back/100womenstrong-awards-51-grants-surpasses-6m-in-total-giving/article_5b153571-0928-49e4-a971-9fe3a6c39124.html

05/21/2026

Loudoun Free Clinic was proud to attend the Head Start Resource Fair and Family Engagement Event. This wonderful event gave us the opportunity to meet many community members, answer questions, and share information about the free healthcare services Loudoun Free Clinic provides to uninsured adults in Loudoun County.

05/03/2026

It is our pleasure to introduce you to our Clinical Manager, Farishta Abbasi. Farishta is a Registered Nurse with experience in several specialties as well as emergency care, interventional radiology, and home health. Farishta earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Shenandoah University and holds an undergraduate degree in Public Health. She is passionate about providing compassionate, patient-centered care and improving access to healthcare. She is also bilingual in Farsi and English. In her role as Clinical Manager, Farishta oversees clinical operations and patient care delivery. Her experience and passion for patient-centered care will be a tremendous asset to the clinic and our patients. Please join us in welcoming Farishta to Loudoun Free Clinic!

04/30/2026

It was wonderful meeting so many community members at this past weekend! Thank you for helping us spread the word about Loudoun Free Clinic and our services. You all showed up and had a great time despite the rain ☔️

04/17/2026

We would like to thank the wonderful, supportive students at .official for assembling and donating these diabetes care kits for our patients! They will be helpful and greatly appreciated by our diabetic patients. Thank you for partnering with us!

03/25/2026

Thank you to everyone who donated during Give Choose yesterday and during early giving. You helped us meet our $5,000 goal! Your support makes a vital difference for people who cannot afford to pay for healthcare. Thank you for investing in the health and wellbeing of our neighbors in need!

03/24/2026

On this special day of giving in our community, please stand with Loudoun Free Clinic to provide care for people who are uninsured and cannot afford to pay for healthcare. Our goal is to raise $5,000 and we hope you will be a part of it. Visit www.givechoose.org and make a donation today!

03/18/2026

We love our fabulous volunteer, Carmen!

Born in Mexico City, Carmen’s lifelong commitment to service was forged during three decades in southern Africa. While living in Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Tanzania, she dedicated herself to teaching children with disabilities, discovering a profound sense of fulfillment in grassroots volunteerism. Drawn to its mission of providing free healthcare to individuals who would otherwise have limited or no access, she joined the Loudoun Free Clinic as a medical interpreter when she moved to the United States in 2014.

Carmen has contributed over 1,000 hours of service to the clinic. She approaches her work with care, warmth, and dedication. She has learned patience, perseverance, and the importance of kindness. Her years of service continue to make a meaningful difference to the lives of vulnerable patients and their families. https://loudounfreeclinic.org/