Ithaca College

IC Human Rights is proud to be a sponsor to the Ithaca Free Clinic Benefit Concert: The Geronimo Line, Paid Vacation and DJ Gundz on Thursday, December 1st, from 8 pm to midnight at Culture Shock in Ithaca.

Come enjoy some music with your friends to support your community health clinic!

Thursday, December 1st
8pm to midnight
Culture Shock
109 South Cayuga Street
$5 at the door

Facebook event: Concert for the Clinic: The Geronimo Line, Paid Vacation and DJ Gundz!

Concert will feature:

The Geronimo Line, a local band that draws from a variety of influences and genres, including Spaghetti Western, reggae, folk, grunge, 80s pop, African groove and Latin ballads.

Paid Vacation, Brian Calisto and Jason Dirig playing original music as well as a variety of covers

DJ Gundz, a female electro house DJ who energetically combines new age house music with elements of disco and funk.

About the Ithaca Health Alliance and Free Clinic:

Founded in 1997, the Ithaca Health Alliance offers community grants, education and outreach, in addition to free health services through the Clinic. The mission of the Ithaca Health Alliance is to facilitate access to health care for all, with a focus on the needs of un- and underinsured community members.

The Ithaca Free Clinic, which began operation in 2006, was the first free clinic in the United States to offer both conventional medical care provided by volunteer physicians and other clinicians, and holistic services provided by volunteer chiropractors, acupuncturists, herbalists, massage therapists, and others.

The Clinic is currently the source of basic medical care for more than 1,500 uninsured residents of Tompkins County and the surrounding area. Call 607-330-1254 for more information regarding Clinic services and hours of operation, or visit www.ithacahealth.org to learn more about all of the programs of the Ithaca Health Alliance.

The Ithaca Health Alliance is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization.

Questions? Comments? Contact Andrea Levine, Outreach Coordinator at the Ithaca Health Alliance at outreach@ithacahealth.org (phone: 607-330-1253) or Mary Bowers ('13), Outreach Volunteer at mbowers1@ithaca.edu.

To contact IC Human Rights, e-mail ichumanrights@gmail.com or come to our meetings Thursdays at 8 pm in Friends 207. To stay updated on future events, 'Like' our Facebook page.

Individuals with disabilities seeking accommodations should contact Andrea Levine, Outreach Coordinator at the Ithaca Health Alliance at outreach@ithacahealth.org or Mary Bowers, Outreach Volunteer at mbowers1@ithaca.edu. We ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible.