Your Impact

Thanks to our patients, partners, donors and community, PHC has grown into the largest community health center in Iowa, while remaining committed to the highest quality care. In 2024, PHC provided:

Access to Care

  • 40,335 patients received care across 10 clinics and service locations.
  • Nearly 15,000 under- or uninsured patients received care.
  • 139,613 total medical, dental, and behavioral health visits.

Homeless Support Services

  • Served 5,000+ individuals experiencing homelessness.
  • Completed centralized intakes for 2,500 individuals and families.

The Project of PHC (HIV Services)

  • 1,500+ HIV tests for early detection and linkage to care.
  • 100% of patients linked to HIV care within 1 month of testing.
  • 96% of patients achieved viral suppression.

Quality Care

  • Joint Commission–accredited care.
  • 90% patient satisfaction rate.

Ways to Give

Online (Fastest)

Make a secure gift online. You can designate your gift to Patient Assistance, Homeless Support Services, or The Project of PHC.

Give Online →

Monthly Giving

Set up a recurring gift to sustain care all year long—easy to start, easy to manage.

Give Online →

Employer Matching

Your employer may double or triple your gift. Ask your HR team about matching gifts.
PHC’s EIN: 42-1350092.

Mail a Check

PHC Fund Development
1200 University Ave., Suite 200
Des Moines, IA 50314

In-Kind Donations

PHC accepts new or gently used items for people experiencing homelessness (year-round, seasonal needs).

See needed items & drop-off →

DAF, Stock, IRA/QCD & Estate Gifts

Give through a donor-advised fund, transfer stock, make a Qualified Charitable Distribution, or include PHC in your will.

Questions? Contact the Development Manager.

Primary Health Care is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.

Fundraising Updates

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