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Important Update: As of October 7, 2009, Cascades is NOT accepting any new donations due to a lack of space to store items and staff to manage donations

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Disclaimer:  We give other organizations that provide assistance to those in need free listing on our website. We believe that by offering you other options to donate diabetes supplies more people in need will be helped.   We strongly encourage you to contact the organizations in our listing prior to making your donation.   We are not responsible for any claims or misinformation given by organizations on this page or through any of their contact information.

Oregon

Cascade Health Solutions – Center for Healthy Living
2650 Suzanne Way, Suite 160
Eugene, OR  97408

Phone:  541-228-3022

Contact:  Kirsten Gram, RD, CDE

Email:   kgram@cascadehealth.org

Website:  www.cascadehealth.org

Tax receipt for donations?  Yes, we can provide a tax receipt.

Information supplied by this organization:  We are always in need of the following unexpired diabetes supplies:

• Pump supplies
• Testing Strips – Ultra, Contour, Breeze, Freestyle
• Lancets
• Sharps Containers

Disclaimer:  We give other organizations that provide assistance to those in need free listing on our website. We believe that by offering you other options to donate diabetes supplies more people in need will be helped.   We strongly encourage you to contact the organizations in our listing prior to making your donation.   We are not responsible for any claims or misinformation given by organizations on this page or through any of their contact information.

Missouri

Family Care Health Center
401 Holly Hills Ave.
Saint Louis, MO  63111

Contact:  Barry Wilson, Pharmacy Director

Phone:  (314) 353-5190  x3020

FAX: (314) 353-9395

Email:  bwilson@fchcstl.org

Website:  http://www.Familycarehealthcenter.org

Tax receipt for donations?   Yes.  We are a non-profit, 501(c)(3)  organization and therefore are able to supply a tax receipt for the goods.

Information supplied by this organization – The Family Care Health Centers is a Federally Qualified Community Health Center.   We receive some Federal funds, some money from grants, etc. and we treat the homeless, uninsured, indigent, and under-insured.

The physician can make an excellent evaluation of the patient, using advanced lab tests, etc. but if the patient cannot get the medicines or supplies to carry out the treatment plan, all is for naught.

For this reason, we would be grateful for any donations of new, unexpired diabetes supplies you can send that we can give to diabetic patients in need.

Please see our website, http:www.Familycarehealthcenter.org for more information about our organization.

Disclaimer:  We give other organizations that provide assistance to those in need free listing on our website. We believe that by offering you other options to donate diabetes supplies more people in need will be helped.   We strongly encourage you to contact the organizations in our listing prior to making your donation.   We are not responsible for any claims or misinformation given by organizations on this page or through any of their contact information.

Mississippi

Katrina Medical Volunteers Association dba D’Iberville Free Clinic
10045 Gorenflo Road
D’Iberville, MS  39540

Phone:  228-396-5876
Fax:  228-396-5837
Cell:  228-861-8437

Contact:  Beverly Squibb

Email address:  freeclinic@cableone.net

Website:  http://dibervillefreeclinic.vpweb.com

Tax receipt for donations?  Yes, they are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation.

Information supplied by this organization:  We are always in need of unexpired diabetes supplies, syringes, and other medical supplies.  We are a free clinic which was started as a result of Hurricane Katrina.

If you have spare diabetes supplies to donate it is more important us that you simply do donate your diabetes supplies — not where you donate them. To help make donating easier for you we now list other organizations that take donations of diabetes supplies, syringes, insulin, insulin pump supplies, and insulin pumps, and in some cases diabetes medication donations.

Please give so others can live…

Michigan

The Julie Love Assistance Program for Diabetics, Inc.
Oak Park, MI

Contact:  Kenneth R. Pritz – Executive Director

Phone:  248-548-9628

Email: kpritz@julielove.org

Website:  www.julielove.org

Tax receipt for financial donations?   Yes.

Information supplied by this organization – Our primary focus of fundraising is within the state of Michigan, but our programs reach individuals nationwide who cannot afford diabetic medical supplies and are not eligible for private insurance, Medicaid or assistance within their home state.  We take monetary donations of caring individuals and corporations as well as the donation of medicines, diabetic supplies, and hardware (such as, insulin pumps and glucose meters) from the companies that manufacture or distribute these items.

Disclaimer:  We give other organizations that provide assistance to those in need free listing on our website. We believe that by offering you other options to donate diabetes supplies more people in need will be helped.   We strongly encourage you to contact the organizations in our listing prior to making your donation.   We are not responsible for any claims or misinformation given by organizations on this page or through any of their contact information.

Disclaimer:  We give other organizations that provide assistance to those in need free listing on our website. We believe that by offering you other options to donate diabetes supplies more people in need will be helped.   We encourage you to contact the organizations in our listing prior to making your donation.   We are not responsible for any claims or misinformation given by organizations on this page or through any of their contact information.

Kentucky

The Community Care Clinic
1025 Sanible Way  Ste. F
LaGrange, KY  40031

Phone: 502-225-4564 or 502-222-6414

Website: http://www.hdbservicegroup.com

Tax receipt for donations?   Unknown, please call and ask.

Information supplied by this organization - We can use alcohol pads, glucometers, and urgently need test strips for our patients who cannot afford them. We can also use diabetes medications, blood pressure medications, anti-depressants, anti-biotics, and other unexpired, unopened prescription medications. As we do not have a doctor here full time during the day to sign for free drug samples (our doctors are volunteers who see patients in the evening by appointment after their own office hours conclude) we rely on the donations of medications and supplies from others.  We also assist patients with prescription access to get medications free of charge.