Perry Productions Launches New Mobile-Friendly Website for the Community Free Clinic

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We are proud to announce that we have launched a new mobile-friendly website for the Community Free Clinic featuring responsive design. This new site will be user-friendly no matter what device is being used to view the site (smart phone, tablet or desktop). Visitors to the CFC website will be able to easily access pertinent information whether they are patients looking for care or supporters seeking to attend an event or make a donation.

Perry Productions launches new mobile-friendly website for the Community Free Clinic: www.communityfreeclinic.org
We appreciate the CFC hires us again to redevelop their website as well as assist with their social media and email marketing efforts.

“Community Free Clinic continues to rely on the vision, creativity, and expertise of Perry Productions to keep the image of our Mission, “Keeping People Healthy”, fresh and vibrant. Their team has just designed another new and improved website for us.  We believe it will be responsive to our present and potential supporters and guide those in need of our healthcare services to us." 

- Marie Dockery, Executive Director

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