Giving Tuesday Is December 2nd!

What: Giving Tuesday

When: All Day, December 2, 2025

Why?: Giving Tuesday is a global movement that celebrates generosity. After the rush of Thanksgiving, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday, people around the world take a day to give back, supporting the causes and communities they care about.

And this year, your support is needed now more than ever! Many nonprofits have seen decreases in grant funding while more people are asking for help. The cost of living continues to rise, and health insurance premiums expected to skyrocket in 2026,  we know even more of our neighbors will be turning to us for care.

Every act of generosity– whether it’s a gift, sharing the work that we’re doing, or volunteering to care for your neighbors–helps someone right here in the Upper Valley access the medical, dental, or mental health care they need.

 

I pledge to make a difference!

September Clinic Chronicle

September is Suicide Awareness Month, and our newsletter shares ways we can make a difference and support one another. You’ll also find details about upcoming community events, including our second annual vaccine drive-through.

Read the full September Clinic Chronicle here!

August Clinic Chronicle

Our newsletter has a fresh new look this month. Inside, you’ll find a post about the value of dental externs, insights from a recent patient conversation, upcoming community events, and more.

Take a look at the August Clinic Chronicle here!

The Impact of Dental Externs

2025 Vaccine Clinic Will Occur on Saturday, September 27th from 9AM to 3PM!

To learn about more vaccine opportunities near you, visit: https://uvpublichealth.org/2025-free-community-flu-vaccine-clinics/

July Clinic Chronicle

This month we’re sharing a patient story, summer events, an introduction to our intern and the work he’s doing to update our community resource guide!

View the full July Chronicle here!

June Clinic Chronicle

Keep up to date about our board updates, events we’ll be attending this season, and how else you can be involved! There are a lot of opportunities to connect with us out in the community this Summer, but there are even more opportunities to connect with other resources you may need. Make sure you’re staying up to date!

 

 

To learn more about what’s happening this month in the full June Chronicle, click here! Not receiving our monthly newsletter, but are interested? You can sign up to receive it at any time!

 

 

 

May Clinic Chronicle

Spring has brought a lot of activity here at Good Neighbor Health Clinic and Red Logan Dental Clinic, all made possible by your ongoing support!

As the weather improves, we’re stepping outside the clinic and back into the community, attending local events to increase our visibility and connect with individuals who might not yet know about the services we offer. In addition to our outreach efforts, we’ve started installing a new point-of-care lab, made possible by the support of Heart to Heart International and BD (Becton, Dickinson, and Company).

Interested in learning more about what we have going on? Read this month’s clinic chronicle here!

First Friday at Good Neighbor Health Clinic!

We’re excited to be part of First Friday in White River Junction for the first time next month!

Stop by the clinic (70 North Main Street) on Friday, June 6th, from 5–7 PM for live music on the front lawn from Hilde and Friends, tour the clinic, meet our Executive Director, and receive a basic health screening! You’ll also have the chance to speak with a nurse and enjoy light refreshments.

In Memory of Ceil Furlong – The Ceil Furlong Memorial Fund

 

In Memory of Ceil Furlong

The Ceil Furlong Memorial Fund

Honoring a Life of Compassionate Service

With deep gratitude and affection, we dedicate this memorial fund in loving memory of Ceil Furlong, a devoted staff whose kindness, dedication, and quiet strength continue to inspire all of us at Good Neighbor Health Clinic. Her name is spoken with warmth by those who worked alongside her, and her legacy lives on in the care and compassion she showed to every person who walked through our doors. She gave her time selflessly, always guided by a deep belief in the dignity of every patient and the power of community.

For Ceil, every moment was an opportunity to create connection, offer comfort, and bring light into someone’s life. Her impact was nothing short of miraculous to those she served.

This memorial fund has been established to assist patients facing the most urgent and dire medical needs—those who are most vulnerable, with nowhere else to turn. It is a reflection of Ceil’s generous spirit and her unwavering commitment to easing the burdens of others.

We remember Ceil with love, admiration, and a promise to carry forward the work she held dear. Her light continues to guide us.