In many underserved communities across Arizona, access to healthcare remains a serious challenge. People living without insurance or struggling with language and cultural barriers often go years without seeing a doctor. The result? Treatable conditions escalate into chronic illness, hospital visits, or worse. But the Alex Kim Foundation is changing that narrative—one free health screening at a time.

Why Preventive Care Matters

Preventive care isn’t just a buzzword—it’s the front line of healthcare. Conditions like hypertension, diabetes, peripheral artery disease, and high cholesterol often present few symptoms early on. By the time noticeable signs appear, it may be too late for simple interventions. This is why the Foundation’s free health screenings—offered regularly throughout the year in cities like Mesa and Phoenix—are such a powerful tool.

Every event includes basic vitals, vascular screenings, diabetic foot checks, and opportunities for community members to ask questions in their native language. From Arabic to Spanish, Korean to French, the team behind the screenings speaks the language of compassion—and ensures no one is left behind.

Building Trust, One Event at a Time

Trust in the healthcare system can be low among immigrants, refugees, and the working poor—especially when past encounters have been marked by high costs or confusion. The Alex Kim Foundation bridges this divide by offering welcoming, judgment-free services. At each event, participants are met by a team of culturally sensitive volunteers and medical professionals who know that health care isn’t a privilege—it’s a human right.

Impact Beyond the Screening

While the health checks themselves are important, the long-term value lies in connection. Attendees are often referred to partner clinics or advised on low-cost follow-up options. In many cases, the Foundation helps individuals begin a journey they might never have started alone—seeking treatment for chronic issues, managing diabetes more effectively, or getting control of heart health before a crisis occurs.

How You Can Help

These events require supplies, space, and people. Whether you’re a healthcare professional, a multilingual volunteer, or someone who just wants to support a powerful mission, there are many ways to contribute.

• Donate to help us purchase screening tools and medical supplies.

• Volunteer at our events—no medical experience required!

• Partner with us as a business, community center, or clinic.

When you support these screenings, you support families. You support early intervention. You save lives.

Take Action: Visit alexkimfoundation.org to donate or sign up for volunteer opportunities. Your time, skills, or dollars can change someone’s health story for the better.