CAMDENTON, Mo. — Medical Missions for Christ Clinic recently wrapped up a fundraiser raffle featuring a Harley-Davidson electric bike, with a local business owner taking home the prize.
The nonprofit clinic held the raffle drawing April 30, with Geoffrey Carson, owner and physical therapist of Onsite Rehabilitation in Camdenton and Osage Beach, named the winner.
According to the clinic, the fully assembled Small Rush City Women’s Electric Bike was valued at nearly $5,000 and was donated for the fundraiser.
“This was a way to get local community members excited about an opportunity to win an Electric Bike, as well as tell our story about our Clinic and what we have to offer,” said Executive Director Krista Carter.
Medical Missions for Christ Clinic is a nonprofit organization serving Lake-area residents who may not otherwise be able to afford healthcare services. The clinic provides access to primary medical care, dental services, chiropractic care, eye exams, mammograms, prescriptions, medical referrals, and medical equipment assistance through volunteers and donations.
The organization says proceeds from the raffle support MM4C’s operational costs.
