ConvenientMD, New England’s leading urgent care provider, has once again demonstrated its commitment to community health through its annual Charity Flu Shot Program. This fall, ConvenientMD donated $37,225 to children’s health-focused organizations across Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts, helping to improve the lives of local children and families.

“Our Charity Flu Shot Program is a meaningful extension of our commitment to make good health more convenient for all,” said Gareth Dickens, Co-Founder & CEO of ConvenientMD. “We are honored to support the incredible work of these organizations dedicated to life-changing care, comfort, and support for children and families. This donation reflects our shared dedication to fostering healthier, stronger communities across New England.”

During October and November, a portion of every flu shot administered—offered for free at ConvenientMD clinics in Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts—was directed to children’s health-focused charities in each state. This year’s Charity Flu Shot Program is part of ConvenientMD’s broader commitment to improving access to healthcare while giving back to the communities it serves. Through the program, donations were made to nonprofits aligned with ConvenientMD’s mission of fostering better health and well-being for families across New England:

Ronald McDonald House Charities® of Maine – $8,575

Ronald McDonald House Charities® of Maine received a donation of $8,575 to support its mission of providing comfort and care for families with pediatric patients. With locations in Bangor and Portland, Ronald McDonald House offers families private rooms and a supportive, home-like environment close to medical treatment facilities, easing the burdens that come with caring for a sick child.

The Boston House: Hope and Healing for Children with Cancer – $11,300

The Boston House received $11,300 to support its mission of providing families of children with cancer and serious blood disorders with a safe, welcoming environment during their treatment. There, families find comfort and support as they navigate the emotional and physical challenges of childhood cancer.

High Hopes Foundation of New Hampshire – $17,350

The High Hopes Foundation, a New Hampshire-based nonprofit received $17,350 to support its vital work of empowering chronically ill children in New Hampshire by providing life-enriching equipment, experiences, and support. This organization fosters greater independence, inclusion, and joy for children facing serious health challenges.