Community Care Clinic gets Rusher Oil, BP grant

Published 12:00 am Sunday, December 29, 2013

SALISBURY — Rusher Oil Co., a BP branded petroleum marketer in Salisbury/Rowan and the Piedmont, presented a BP Fueling Communities grant for $5,000 to the Community Care Clinic of Rowan County.
The mission of the Community Care Clinic is to provide primary medical, dental and prescription assistance to qualified underserved and uninsured adults in Rowan County. This grant will be used to fund the purchase of diabetic medications, lancets, meters and testing strips for 565 patients who are currently enrolled for services.
The BP grant program seeks to help local organizations that support health, education, youth, food and housing.
“As a local BP Branded Marketer, Rusher Oil Company values the strength of our county and understands the role local businesses play in maintaining our community’s way of life,” said Bobby Rusher.
“We are honored and appreciate Rusher Oil Company for this gift of health for so many of our patients who desperately need it,” said Krista Woolly, executive director of the Community Care Clinic. “It is because of individual donors and local businesses like Rusher Oil Company that the Clinic stands strong and firm in our mission.”
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