Ways to Give

Your donation to Church Health provides health care to those people who need it most and equips them with the resources and guidance to live their healthiest, happiest lives.

Your generosity makes a difference

Individuals and families all over Shelby County need us. They work hard, but they may not have access to health care. Oftentimes, they have to choose between paying for a doctor visit or paying for groceries. They may live in fear and pain.

You can give them hope.

Your donation to Church Health provides health care to those people who need it most and equips them with the resources and guidance to live their healthiest, happiest lives. No matter how you choose to give, your donation makes a profound difference in someone’s life.

Other Ways to Make a Difference

Make a Legacy Gift

A gift from your estate can have a lasting impact for years to come. If you are interested in learning more about how your legacy can sustain Church Health, we encourage you to contact our development team at 901-272-7170. If you already have remembered Church Health in your estate plans, please let us know. And thank you.

Gallant Fund

Patients that seek help at Church Health are some of our area’s poorest individuals and families. This fund helps ensure that our patients get their daily medications without sacrificing so many of their daily basic necessities.

Stock Gifts

To make a gift of stock, please contact our Raymond James representative, Elizabeth Smith at 901-766-7722 or elizabeth.smith@raymondjames.com for our account number and details on completing your transaction. As always, it is recommended that you consult your financial advisor before making stock gifts.

Lois Estes Ruleman Gallery of Art

In honor of the late Lois Ruleman, the longest serving volunteer for Church Health, an art space has been created in the primary care clinic waiting room where she faithfully served.

Amazon Smile and Kroger Community Awards

In addition to making a monetary donation to Church Health, you can also support us when you shop on Amazon or at Kroger. Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price of your eligible purchases to Church Health. When you use your Kroger loyalty card you will earn money for Church Health. 

To use Amazon Smile:

To use the Kroger Community Rewards Program:

In-Kind Giving

Church Health relies on volunteers and in-kind gifts to keep costs low. Items may be delivered to us at 1350 Concourse Ave., Ste. 142Memphis, TN. For more information or to schedule a pick-up, call 901-272-7170. We are always in need of the following items (click + to expand lists):

Face masks
Large disinfecting wipes
Alcohol wipes
Nebulizers
BandAids® and bandages
Diabetes supplies
Durable medical equipment (walkers, canes, crutches, wrist splints, boots etc.)
Wound care supplies
Sleep apnea (CPAP) machines
Bottled water
Peanut butter crackers

Clear Backpacks and lunch boxes 
Dry-erase markers and erasers
Composition Notebooks
Notebook paper (wide rule) 
#2 pencils
24ct crayons 
Different color plastic folders with pockets and prongs 
Glue stick
Blunt tip scissors 
Kleenex
Ticonderoga Pencils (Kindergarten)
Hand sanitizer
Tempera Paint
Fragrance- Free Diaper Wipes
Fragrance Free laundry detergent
Colored Pencils 
Painting Canvases (various sizes) 
Construction Paper (various colors) 
Cardstock (various colors)
Clothespins
Craft pom-poms (various colors)
Craft Pipe Cleaners (white, black, brown)  
Stickers
Felt Tip Pens 
Laminating Sheets (5 mil) 
Foam Poster Board (various colors)
Block erasers 
Pencils 
Office pens
Transfer Vinyl (clear) 
Oracal 651 Vinyl (various colors) 
Hot Glue Gun Sticks (mini sticks)
Fidget Toys (pop-its, squishes, etc.)
Large Bop-it game
Board games 
Large Digital Clock 
Adult sized Hula- Hoops

Ziploc bags: gallon and quart
Solid-color kitchen towels
Dawn dish soap
Bleach
Plastic scrubbies
Laundry pods
Solid-color potholders
Plastic forks, knives and spoons
Masking tape
Paper plates
Paper cups
Paper napkins and towels
Fixodent®
Poligrip®
Denture cases
Floss sticks
Hand sanitizer
Disinfecting wipes
 
 
 

A Note on Medication Donations:

Due to changes in guidelines related to storage and distribution of medicines, Church Health no longer collects or accepts donated medicines or samples. Community medication donations should be disposed of properly according to FDA guidelines.

Please click here for information on donating or disposing of medications via RemediChain.