Alliance Medical Ministry In the News

 
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Alliance Medical Ministry’s Plight | August 18th, 2022

Executive director Pete Tannenbaum and family physician Dr. Edwin Burkett sat down with The Carolinian to share its impact. “There are many free clinics in Raleigh, but we are one of the few that is completely charitable. We are also a part of the N.C. Free and Charitable Clinics. Within Wake County, we serve a niche of…” To continue reading the full article, click here and scroll down to page 9.

 

Providing compassionate, affordable healthcare… | August 2022

TowneBank is proud to support Alliance Medical Ministry through their Health and Hope Now capacity-building campaign that is designed to help more patients and build stronger, healthier families in Wake County. “Healthcare is one of our community’s biggest issues,” says Pete. “If you don’t have health, you don’t have your future.” To continue reading the full article, click here.

 

How nonprofits have used technology… | September 7, 2021

With shutdowns, stay-at-home orders and social distancing mandates, COVID-19 has disrupted how society normally operates. For nonprofits and organizations who work with underserved communities, however, connecting with their clients, patients and beneficiaries became more important than ever. Luckily, advances in technology have made it easier to connect virtually… To continue reading the full article, click here.


 
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AMM receives grant from Deaconess Foundation… | June, 2021

Deaconess Associations, Inc., the parent company of Raleigh-based Legacy Healthcare Services, through its philanthropic arm, Deaconess Associations Foundation, has awarded $585,500 in grants to 10 organizations serving Raleigh-Durham communities. To continue reading the full article, click here.

 
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Working on the front lines of the COVID-19… | March, 2021

In the late 1990s, First United Methodist Church of Cary member Dr. Charlie Mann attended a training conference where he learned about a unique health clinic that served low-income adults. To continue reading the full article, click here.

 
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Lawmakers Move To Extend COVID-19 Aid…| February 2, 2021

The director of a clinic that serves uninsured patients said Tuesday COVID-19 aid is a life-or-death situation for them. To continue reading the full article, click here.

 

Give Where You Live | November 2, 2020

As November gatherings look a little different for 2020, AMM was featured on Walter Magazine as a nonprofit clinic to give donations and support this Thanksgiving season. To continue reading the full article, click here.

 
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ABC11 | October 30, 2020

AMM was recently highlighted by ABC11 news as we receive a $200k grant from Bank of America for serving our neighbors during the pandemic, which will allow us to expand our reach through telehealth appointments. To view the full segment, click here.

 
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Coronavirus NC | July 29, 2020

Black neighborhoods have less access to Raleigh Covid-19 testing centers, but the gap is shrinking. To view the full article, click here.

 
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Coronavirus NC | April 23, 2020

Medical clinics serving the uninsured adults in Wake County brace for new patients as they race to protect hospitals amid COVID-10 pandemic. To view the full article, click here.

 
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Nonprofit Spotlight | April 1, 2020

Cary Magazine recently shone a Nonprofit Spotlight on our mission and goals at Alliance Medical Ministry! To view the full article, click here.

 
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Health Team | March 30, 2020

WRAL highlighted Alliance Medical Ministry as our clinic pivots to virtual office visits to protect at-risk patients during the COVID-19 pandemic. To view the full article, click here.