https://www.svdp.us/services/emergency-services/eugene-service-station/ 

450 Highway 99N, Eugene, OR 97402

The St. Vincent De Paul Service Center allows for one of our Saturday clinic locations to be possible. We team up with them so that patients can have a warm meal, take a shower, and receive medical care. Thanks St. Vincent De Paul!

IMPORTANT: As of March 2026, all clinic will be held at Washington Jefferson Park from 9:30-11:30 AM for all four of our Saturday clinics.

https://www.foodforlanecounty.org/location/neighbors-feeding-neighbors/ 

I-105 W, Eugene, OR 97401

Neighbors Feeding Neighbors provides breakfast every Saturday morning in Washington Jefferson Park. Patients can get a warm meal, medical treatment, and essential supplies all in the same location. Thanks Neighbors Feeding Neighbors! 

https://superthrift.org/ 

555 River Rd, Eugene, OR 97404

Super Thrift offers the opportunity for Occupy Medical to sort and collect clothing, which can be handed out at clinics. Their generosity allows for winter coats, shoes, socks, jackets, t-shirts, and pants to be distributed to many people at every clinic. Thanks Super Thrift!

https://bombas.com 

881 Broadway, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10003

Bombas offers us the opportunity to supply clean, warm socks to our patients at our clinics. Their donations ensure everyone can stay warm when the weather gets cold, supporting both our patients' health and comfort. We are incredibly grateful for their contributions towards our mission! Thanks, Bombas!

https://oregoncf.org 

44 W Broadway, Suite 426, Eugene, OR 97401

The Oregon Community Foundation has awarded Occupy Medical multiple grants, which have allowed us to purchase and renovate a bus for our mobile clinic as well as keep it stocked! This upgrade from our trailer helps ensure our organization's longevity as we are no longer reliant on volunteers with trucks to transport our supplies. Thanks, OCF!

https://www.lanecountyor.gov

Oregon Community Support Shelters supports Occupy Medical by allowing our patients better access to our services through donations, providing clinic locations, and, of course, by supporting our patients in the ways that we can not. Thanks, CSS!

https://www.oregonsaves.com/

Oregon Saves is a program that allows non-profits such as Occupy Medical to use an allocated budget to purchase supplies that we can use to treat patients and hand out to patients at clinics. They are a huge contributor to our ability to keep supplies stocked and ready for patient use. Thanks, Oregon Saves!

https://www.eugenefumc.org/ 

First United Methodist Church has provided Occupy Medical with grants that have been invaluable to our ability to purchase supplies for our clinics that can not be easily obtained through non-profit oriented programs. Thanks, FUMC!

https://www.directrelief.org/

Direct Relief works to improve health worldwide by providing essential medical resources to companies and non-profits that can use them. Occupy Medical is able to treat a wide variety of patient conditions through the contributions of Direct Relief. Thanks, Direct Relief!