Family Community Clinic

09/23/2026

We’re at UofL’s non-profit fair! If you’re a student come visit us!!!

09/19/2026

We’re at the Portland Health Fair today! Come join us! @2508 Portland Ave

09/16/2026

🇲🇽 Feliz Día de la Independencia, México! 🇲🇽

Happy Mexican Independence Day!

We’re celebrating at Family Community Clinic today! 💚🤍❤️

Viva México! 🇲🇽

09/15/2026

On Friday, August 14th, we gathered to celebrate a very special occasion: our 5th Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon! With over 80 volunteers and staff in attendance, the room was filled with gratitude, laughter, and community spirit.
Guests enjoyed a wonderful meal catered by Bristol’s, followed by an awards presentation recognizing the extraordinary impact our volunteers have made over the past year.
An event of this scale is only possible through the generosity of our community partners. We extend our deepest gratitude to the following local businesses and organizations for donating prizes, services, and support:

Food & Dining: JBS, Chick-Fil-A, Heine Bros, Lee's Famous Recipe, Texas Roadhouse, The Old Spaghetti Factory, Osaka Japanese Restaurant, and Bluegrass Hospitality Group
Entertainment & Local Attractions: Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts, Louisville City FC, Cincinnati Reds, The Louisville Zoo, Derby Dinner Playhouse, Kentucky Science Center, and the Kentucky Derby Museum.
Community Partners: OUTFRONT Media USA, Camp FurKids, and members of the Butchertown Business Alliance.

We also send a heartfelt thank you to our two anonymous donors whose generous monetary gifts funded our event prizes.
To all of our volunteers, thank you for your unwavering commitment and passion. Here’s to many more years together!

09/11/2026

THANK YOU!
A huge thank you to everyone who donated to Family Community Clinic during Give for Good yesterday! Your generosity helps us continue providing free healthcare to those in our community who need it most.

Our clinic runs because of people like YOU!

Couldn’t give yesterday? No worries! FCC accepts donations year-round, and every gift helps us continue our mission.

Thank you for believing in our clinic, our patients, and our mission!

09/10/2026

IT’S GIVE FOR GOOD!

Give Health. Give Hope. TRIPLE Your Impact!

TODAY, every donation to Family Community Clinic is TRIPLED!

$25 ➡️ $75
$50 ➡️ $150
$100 ➡️ $300

Help us continue providing FREE healthcare to the uninsured in our community.

Give today. Give 3X the impact!

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07/17/2026

Meet Dr Reichert! Dr. Reichert joined FCC in 2019 after retiring from family medicine and spent 10 years volunteering at another free clinic, where she began serving in 2009. She chose to transition to FCC because its mission and values aligned more closely with her own. After her very first shift, she knew she had found the right place and immediately felt at home.
What keeps Dr Reichert coming back each week are the wonderful patients, dedicated staff, and incredible fellow volunteers. She describes the FCC staff as welcoming, supportive, and exceptional at making every clinic day both meaningful and enjoyable. Their teamwork and organization make her work easier, and she strives to extend that same welcoming atmosphere to every patient who walks through the doors. She especially enjoys working with the Wednesday morning volunteer team and looks forward to serving alongside them each week. Even though the drive to the clinic is a long one, knowing she will spend the day with "her people" the staff, volunteers, and patients makes every mile worthwhile. She believes the clinic truly functions as one cohesive team.
For her, FCC allows her to practice what she calls "pure medicine." Without the administrative burdens and distractions of private practice, she can focus entirely on caring for the person in front of her. She considers it a privilege to learn from her patients, whose stories of perseverance and resilience continually inspire and humble her. Their experiences remind her that people around the world ultimately share many of the same hopes and dreams. She also enjoys learning about different cultures and values the opportunity to connect with patients from diverse backgrounds.
Outside of the clinic, she is an avid reader who enjoys just about every genre, although mysteries remain her favorite. She also has a passion for travel and is always ready for her next adventure. At home, she and her family live on a 15-acre farm where they grow their own food and raise chickens and rabbits. She cherishes spending time with her three grandchildren, whom she helps care for three days a week, and often more. Those busy days keep her happily occupied, even if they leave her too tired to do much else.
Her mornings always begin the same way, with a cup of tea and the daily New York Times games. Keeping her Wordle streak alive has become a valued part of her daily routine.

07/08/2026

A huge thank you to our wonderful volunteers from Park Community Foundation Tamara, Tiffany, and Leigh for spending their time with us last month helping beautify the clinic! They worked hard pulling weeds and planting beautiful flowers at our front entrance, creating a welcoming space for everyone who visits. A special thank you to Bobbi Andriakos, APRN, for generously donating the flowers and soil that made this project possible. Your kindness and support are truly appreciated. We are grateful for our partnership with Park Community Credit Union and look forward to many more opportunities to work together in service of our community.
Our front garden is thriving, be sure to check it out!

07/02/2026

Family Community Clinic will be closed tomorrow, July 3, in observance of Independence Day.

We wish everyone a safe and happy Fourth of July! ❤️🤍💙 Please stay safe, stay cool, and enjoy the holiday with your family and friends.

We look forward to serving you when we reopen.

Happy Independence Day!

06/30/2026

Meet Citlaly

Citlaly has been at FCC for about three weeks for her medical Spanish internship and will continue to be in her hole through the end of July. She primarily volunteers as an interpreter, assisting patients in both triage and in the exam rooms to help ensure clear communication and quality care.
She chose FCC as her internship site because it offers valuable hands-on experience in medical interpreting while allowing her to serve the community. Aspiring to become a medical interpreter, she appreciates the opportunity to gain practical insight into the role and responsibilities of interpreters in a healthcare setting.

One of the things she enjoys most about FCC is the passion and dedication demonstrated by the clinic's staff and volunteers. She has been inspired by the shared commitment to helping community members and providing the best possible care. To her, FCC is a place where people come together with a common goal: ensuring that every individual receives the care they deserve.
Outside of FCC, she enjoys exploring Louisville and discovering new restaurants and parks.

Originally from Pulaski County , she has enjoyed getting to know the city during her time here in Louisville. During the academic year, she attends Berea College, where she is pursuing degrees in Spanish and Communication, along with a minor in Health Studies. She is especially grateful to Berea College for making this internship opportunity possible and supporting her journey toward a career in medical interpreting.