Mercedes-Benz of Knoxville donates to Clinic
Fire victims with no health insurance will benefit from a $3,200 donation that Mercedes-Benz of Knoxville has made to Mountain Hope Good Shepherd Clinic. Mercedes-Benz of Knoxville donated $100 for every Mercedes vehicle sold on Friday, Dec. 16, said Carrie Dugan, Company Spokesperson for the locally owned dealership. The Mercedes dealership also sold “Smoky Mountain […]
Free Eye Exam and Glasses Available for Fire Victims
Update: Due to inclement weather, the Lions Charity Vision Clinic for displaced fire victims scheduled for today (1.7.17) at Boyd’s Bears in Pigeon Forge has been cancelled. We hope to reschedule in the near future. People displaced by the Sevier County wildfires at the end of November can get a free eye exam and free […]
A Letter From Mountain Hope
*Please note that we can no longer accept donated medications. December 2, 2016 Dear Friend of Mountain Hope, This morning, I am sitting at my kitchen table, completely overwhelmed. The last 72 hours have brought death and destruction to the community I love, but they have also brought wave after wave of generosity and grace and […]
Clinic Works with Health Department on Immunizations
You may not know that August is National Immunization Awareness Month, but the staffs of Mountain Hope Good Shepherd Clinic and Sevier County Health Department are already very aware of it. The Clinic and the Health Department collaborate closely this and every month to ensure that as many of their patients as possible have all […]
AT&T Gifts Mountain Hope with Donation
On Tuesday, August 2, Alan Hill of AT&T and State Senator Doug Overbey visited Mountain Hope Good Shepherd Clinic of Sevierville and presented a $1,000 check from AT&T to the Clinic. Businesses large and small play an important role in funding the Clinic’s work. Thank you, AT&T!
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