Events
Left to Right: Louise Cashman (Pharmacist); Wendy Stearns (Pharmacist); Elaine Trentacoste (Pharmacy Technician); Kelly Scolaro (Pharmacist) Good Samaritan Pharmacy and Health Services, Inc. celebrated its volunteers in a special event held at the Venetian Golf and River Club. The Nokomis-based organization depends on volunteer physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and many non-healthcare volunteers to provide services to about 600 clients. At the special event, organized by volunteer Jan Tkaczyk, the...
5/31/23, Good Samaritan honors its volunteers | News | yoursun.com VENICE — Good Samaritan Pharmacy and Health Services, Inc. celebrated its volunteers in a special event held at the Venetian Golf and River Club. The Nokomis-based organization depends on volunteer physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and many non-healthcare volunteers to provide services to about 600 clients. At the special event, organized by volunteer Jan Tkaczyk, the food was prepared by the...
We want to let you know that your entire team was wonderful to work with. Every day that our volunteers were at your restaurant, we witnessed employee dedication to doing the best for all customers. We too, were welcomed with the same warm, genuine greeting given to all guests. The food is fabulous and the establishment is spotless! All anyone could ask for and then some! Your offer...
For over 15 years, Good Samaritan Pharmacy and Clinic has been a lifeline for low-income residents without their own insurance.
January 24, 2020 Eight GSPHS volunteers put on blue aprons and served dinner to hungry guests at the Jacaranda Culvers to raise money for our pharmacy and clinic. Residents, many from the Venetian Golf and River Club, came for dinner between 5-7, knowing that a percentage of the dinners sold would go to the GSPHS. As a result of Culvers’ support and our wonderful community members. We raised...
108 golfers participated in a golf tournament held March 28, 2019 top benefit Good Samaritan Pharmacy & Health Services, Inc. The tournament raised approximately $15,000 which helped provide close to $500,000 worth of services. For every dollar raised, about $30 translates into providing medication and physician services to uninsured, financially needy members of the community.