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Mercy Children’s Clinic

Mercy Children’s Clinic

Hearts for Mercy Campaign

Throughout the month of February, customers at several area retailers will have the opportunity to support Mercy Children’s Clinic through the purchase of paper hearts. The Hearts for Mercy campaign, sponsored by Southern Exposure Magazine and BancorpSouth, is a new fundraising initiative being launched this week.

The hearts, emblematic of the hundreds of area children served by the Clinic each month, may be purchased for $5 each and will include a space for customers to write their name or the names of their own children. The hearts will be prominently displayed at participating businesses and on the front windows at the Clinic.

Proceeds raised from the campaign will be used to deliver quality healthcare to children that may have otherwise gone without needed care.

“The number of uninsured children in our community is soaring,” said David Winningham, Mercy Children’s Clinic’s executive director. “The Clinic was founded on the belief that all children deserve first-rate medical care regardless of their families income level or socioeconomic status. And with 100 new patients being seen each month, the need is greater than ever.”

The hearts may be purchased online at www.mercychildrensclinic.org or at the following places of business:

  • BancorpSouth, 914 Murfreesboro Rd, Franklin
  • BancorpSouth, 1101 Wilson Pike, Brentwood
  • BancorpSouth, 5217 Maryland Way, Brentwood
  • The Factory, 230 Franklin Rd., Franklin
  • Harpeth True Value, 203 Downs Blvd., Franklin
  • Main Street Toy Company, 412 Main St, Franklin
  • Mercy Children’s Clinic, 112 Ninth Ave. South, Franklin
  • Redo Warehouse, 300 Eddy Ct, Franklin
  • Puckett’s Grocery & Restaurant, 120 Fourth Avenue South – Franklin
  • Curious Gourmet 334 Main St. Ste.100 – Franklin


Want to help Mercy Children’s Clinic by selling hearts, hanging up posters, etc?  Contact Jessica Perry at 615.804.6397.