Chemical Bank

Thank you Chemical Bank for $3,500 to further the Dental Program at Holland Free Health Clinic. As the Dental Program is HFHC's largest program, funds are required in order to continue providing essential dental care to the local underserved community. For more information on Chemical Bank, click here. 

NAFC / CVS 

Thank you to NAFC and the CVS Health Foundation for $10,000 to further HFHC's Diabetic Support & Education Program. This grant will allow us to provide comprehensive care for HFHC's diabetic patients. For more information about the National Association of Free and Charitable Clinics, click here. 

ADHA / Wrigley

Thank you to ADHA's Institute for Oral Health in collaboration with the Wrigley Company Foundation for $5,000 for the Holland Free Health Clinic's Dental Program. This grant will increase dental supplies and instruments used in the program to allow greater access to dental care for the local underserved. For more information regarding the American Dental Hygienists' Association, click here. 

Michigan Department of Health and Human Services

Thank you MDHHS for the $6,400 to assist Holland Free Health Clinic in the continuation of providing health services to the residents of West Michigan. For more information about the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, click here.

Delta Dental

​Thanks to Delta Dental of Michigan for the $4,000 grant to help local underserved adults receive better access to dental care and education related to the importance of good oral health!
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"We recognize the work done by Holland Free Health Clinic by selecting it as one of our grant recipients" said Teri Battaglieri, Delta Dental Foundation executive director. "By increasing access to dental care, we can help improve the oral and overall health and well-being of individuals by preventing serious health issues down the road." For more information about Delta Dental, click here.

​Perrigo Company Charitable Foundation

​​Thank you to Perrigo Company Charitable Foundation for a grant of $10,000 to empower patients to take control of their health via increasing coordination of care. The funds will directly impact patients from Allegan and Ottawa counties. For more information about Perrigo, click here.