Seattle/King County FREE Medical/Dental/Vision Clinic Starts NOW!

It was a HUGE success last year and it’s back again for 2015…the Seattle and King County Free Health Clinic returns to Key Arena at Seattle Center starting Thursday, October 22 and running through Sunday, October 25, 2015. The ALL volunteer driven event provides free medical, dental AND vision care to ANYONE who shows up. No insurance required…no identification required, for that matter!

3400 people were helped last year so obviously you’re gonna have to stand in lines to be treated but….IT’S FREE HEALTHCARE!!!!! Plan ahead (bring water, snacks, comfortable clothing/shoes, etc). And, if you HAVE good insurance or money, please don’t go but donate to help keep this funded so it can happen every year!

Here’s a graphic with TONS of useful info about the weekend:

We can’t do this without help!

Seattle Center Foundation relies on financial contributions of all sizes to help provide the necessary equipment, supplies, food and resources for the Seattle/King County Clinic. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation today.

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