Healing, Helping and Hoping
For several years, Good News Clinics has been the recipient of grants from It’s The Journey to allow us to provide screening mammograms for our patients. Their biggest fundraiser, the Georgia 2-Day Walk for Breast Cancer, was severely impacted by COVID-19 last year. This year, we want to help raise […]
It is with great disappointment that we announce the postponement of Good News Clinics’ 2021 Mardi Gras Celebration. This difficult decision is in response to a surge in COVID-19. Hall County is a high transmission area and the Delta variant increases the risk of spread. As a healthcare entity, we must […]
GAINESVILLE, Ga. (March 31, 2021) – To further support the coronavirus vaccination effort in Gainesville-Hall County, the City of Gainesville will continue offering discounted WeGo rides ($1 from $3) through June for those traveling to get the vaccine at applicable clinics in or near Gainesville city limits. WeGo, the City’s […]
GAINESVILLE, Ga. (Feb. 8, 2021) – Have a COVID-19 vaccination appointment, but no ride? Consider WeGo, the City of Gainesville’s new vanpool service. In February and March, WeGo will offer $1 fares (reduced from $3) to riders traveling to COVID-19 vaccination appointments at select sites in Gainesville city limits. “We […]
Our community is battling a sneaky virus. Good News Clinics serves as the direct, front-line point of care for under-served populations in our community who are disproportionately effected by COVID-19. We need financial support for that work. Our Challenge: Raise $25,000 in 25 Days (May 1-25) Our Progress: $9,483 has […]
Rationing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) – we are amazed at how God has provided construction N95 masks and boxes of donated gowns to keep our stock sufficient for safety measures to protect our staff and keep us operational. Referrals for COVID testing – we are not a test site but […]
Why We Need Your Help This week is like none other in the history of our nation and community. Around the globe we are all adapting to the COVID-19 crisis. Who knew that in a few short days operations could undergo and entire overhaul. We are doing many things for […]
In Matthew 12, Jesus’ disciples are reprimanded by the Pharisees for taking grain from the fields to eat on Sabbath, when no work should be done. Jesus’ response is to remind the Pharisees of the prophetic command, “I desire mercy, not sacrifice,” (in this context sacrifice meaning right procedure in […]
It was a beautiful evening for a fantastic and exciting night at the horse races! Our Kentucky Derby “Run for the Roses” event helped raise $30,000 which will be used entirely for patient care. Thank you to all who came out to enjoy the gorgeous evening at the Arts Council, […]
