With the generous support of thousands of volunteers, Venice Family Clinic has become the largest free health care clinic in the United States, serving roughly 22,000 low-income men, women, and children with seven locations in West Los Angeles.

Since nearly 70% of the Clinic’s patients live below the poverty line, thousands of individuals depend on the Clinic for a wide range of health care services, including primary health care, pediatric care, and HIV/AIDS prevention, testing, and treatment.

For its history of philanthropic work within the community, Venice Family Clinic has received several national accolades, including the 2005 Foster G. McGaw Prize for excellence in Community Service, the President’s Volunteer Action Award, and the Pew Primary Care Achievement Award.