Support PHWC: Donate or Volunteer
Donate Today – Make a Difference in Your Community
Your donation to the People’s Health & Wellness Clinic helps us provide free, high-quality health care to Central Vermonters who are uninsured or underinsured. Every dollar you give supports vital services like:
Primary and preventive medical care
Dental hygiene and extractions
Special clinics for marginalized communities such as migrant workers and LGBTQ+ individuals
Case management, benefits navigation, and referrals
Your contribution is tax-deductible. PHWC is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. EIN: 03-0343290.
Donate securely online via Stripe here.
Prefer to Donate by Check? We gladly accept check donations. Please make checks payable to: People’s Health & Wellness Clinic and send it to: PHWC, Po Box 544, Barre, VT 05641.
We also now accept stock donations! Click on the green button below.
Volunteer With Us – Medical or Non-Medical, All Are Welcome
PHWC relies on a committed team of volunteers to provide care and keep the clinic running smoothly. We’re always looking for:
Medical professionals (physicians, nurses, dental hygienists, mental health providers, massage therapists, etc.)
Non-medical volunteers (receptionists, interpreters, administrative help, and more)
Whether you're retired, in training, or working part-time, your time and talent can make a real impact.
All PHWC volunteers are covered under federal malpractice insurance through the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA).
Interested in volunteering?
👉 Click here to fill out our volunteer interest form,
or email us directly at director@phwcvt.org to learn more.
Donate Medications, Medical Equipment & Clothing
PHWC usually accepts donations of unused, unopened, and unexpired medications and medical equipment that may help our patients.
We also usually accept clean, gently used clothing in good condition, with a particular need for warm winter clothing during the colder months.
Please call us first at 802-479-1229 before bringing any donations. Our needs and storage capacity change, and we want to make sure we can use what you have to offer rather than receive items we cannot accept or distribute.
