Good Samaritan Free Health Care

10/20/2026

What does a gift to Good Sam do?

• $250 – Provides 5 battery powered blood pressure cuffs help our patient monitor themselves for medication our doctors have prescribed.
• $100 – Supports home use glucose monitoring supplies and equipment for 3 people for 1 month or 30 days or it will purchase the supplies needed for Good Samaritan to perform in-house urinalysis test for 1 month.
• $50 will purchase 2 boxes of sterile tongue depressors and 2 boxes of sterile cotton tipped swabs
• $15 – Provides a testing cartridge for clinic staff to perform 1 hemoglobin A1C blood test at the clinic.
• $1 – Provides the purchase of 2 breakfast bars for our blessing box to help those in need.

Every dollar goes toward care for our neighbors:

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10/14/2026

Meet the people leading Good Sam into its next chapter.

Mary Cummings (right), our new Executive Director, brings years of nonprofit leadership and fundraising experience. Doris Reimer (left), our new Clinical Coordinator, brings a nursing career devoted to underserved communities, including many years at Immanuel's House.

We're grateful to have them both. Say hello when you see them!

10/09/2026

1,865 hours. That's over 77 days worth of volunteering, and that's how much time volunteers gave to Good Sam in 2025—from nurses and doctors to front desk helpers and gardeners. Thank you.

Want to get involved? Join our list for volunteer opportunities:
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10/07/2026

In 2025, Good Sam provided 487 patient visits, all free of charge, for neighbors who had nowhere else to turn for care.

No insurance shouldn't mean no care.
Your gift keeps our doors open:
www.goodsamaritanfreeclinic.org/donate

10/06/2026

Some goodbyes are really "see you later, Doctor."

We recently celebrated Valeria Lenahan, who is started medical school at the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine this fall. Valeria, we are so proud of you, and your future patients are lucky.

Pictured (L–R): Karen Newell, Breayna Mercer, Valeria Lenahan, and Mary Cummings.

10/05/2026

Thank you to our community partners at Serenity Seventhday Adventist Church for inviting Good Samaritan Free Healthcare to your Fall and Family Living Well Festival! Doris and I had a wonderful afternoon of worship, great music, and delicious food from all over the world. We offered free blood pressure checks and got to talk with so many great folks. We'll definitely be back next year! — Mary

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10/02/2026

Sparkling windows, organized shelves, and a garden ready for fall. That's what a Day of Caring looks like at Good Sam.

Thank you to the amazing volunteers from Procter & Gamble who spent United Way Day of Caring with us. They washed our clinic windows, tamed our overflowing supply closets, and harvested and cleaned up our Community Garden. These are the projects that always sit at the bottom of the list, and they knocked them all out.

Thank you, too, to United Way of the Eastern Panhandle for bringing hundreds of volunteers together to serve nonprofits across Berkeley, Jefferson, and Morgan counties. We're proud to be part of a community that shows up like this.

Want to lend a hand at Good Sam? Join our list for volunteer opportunities:
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09/30/2026

Open to all of our community.

Our community garden is growing strong this season, with fresh vegetables, bright marigolds, and a space anyone is welcome to enjoy. Health doesn't only happen in an exam room.

Get updates from the clinic and the garden: www.goodsamaritanfreeclinic.org/newsletter

09/28/2026

Care goes where people are.

Good Sam provides care at our Raleigh Street clinic and at the Martinsburg Union Rescue Mission, so people can get care without needing to find us first. Thank you to the Rescue Mission volunteers who make this partnership work every day.

Help us keep showing up: www.goodsamaritanfreeclinic.org/donate

09/26/2026

Thank you, CenterPoint Bible Church, for welcoming us to your Missions Conference in Falling Waters. It was a gift to connect with so many people who care deeply about this community, and to share what free healthcare means for our neighbors.

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