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Bradley Medical and Health Foundation


Overview
The Bradley Medical and Health Foundation was established in 1994 and meetings are held every quarter. The Foundation is a not-for-profit entity dedicated to improving and maintaining the high quality of medical care in Bradley County and Southeast Arkansas.

Purpose
The Foundation wants to help Bradley County and Southeast Arkansas maintain the highest quality of medical care through the solicitation of contributions and gifts to benefit the Bradley County Medical Center. The Foundation is headed by a Board of Directors who represent a cross-section of Bradley County residents. Gifts, bequests, and contributions are deductible for income, estate, and gift tax purposes with the limits authorized by state and federal law.

Goals
The Foundation desires to maintain the highest quality of medical care in Bradley County and Southeast Arkansas, to attract and retain quality medical practitioners, to advance the cause of wellness, health care, medical education, research, and social services for our area.
Some samples of this include:
• Physician/medical personnel recruitment
• Replacement of old and obsolete equipment with the latest technology available
• Nursing scholarships
• Additional parking for hospital visitors

Gifts and Contributions
The Foundation will accept any gift, such as cash, stocks, property, life insurance, annuities, bequests, and memorials. Any Foundation Board member may be contacted for more information concerning gifts and contributions. Checks may be made payable to the Bradley Medical and Health Foundation.

Members
The Foundation is made up of members who contribute their time to govern and manage the affairs of the Foundation and ensure that only the best interest of the Foundation and its purposes are served.

Current Members:
President - Marty Reep
Vice President - Andrew Tolbert
Recording Secretary - Brenda Bryant
Treasurer - Jane Harris
Jordan Biggers
Glenetta Burks
Sharon Ellis
Marnette George
Bridgette Harding
Jeanette Hooper
Liz McKinstry
Nora Pacheco
Dixon Platt
Jonalyn Reep
Jennyfer Sanchez
Bryant Stallings
Charlotte Tenner-Brown
Nancy Vittitow
Missy Wardlaw


Bradley Medical and Health Foundation President Bridgette Harding with Quilt Winner Dwain Tenner during 2022 Pink Tomato Festival


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BCMC Rural Health Clinic to Host Christmas Open House Friday, Dec. 19


The BCMC Rural Health Clinic will host a Christmas Open House on Friday, Dec. 19 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The BCMC Rural Health Clinic is located at 304 E. Central Street across the street from the hospital.

The Christmas Open House will feature hot chocolate, cookies, pictures with Santa Claus, and more. Additionally, there will be an opportunity to meet the BCMC Rural Health Clinic providers and staff members along with other hospital staff and BCMC Auxiliary members.