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PPGMR Welcomes New Director of Development

For Immediate Release: Jan. 30, 2014


MEMPHIS, TN — Planned Parenthood Greater Memphis Region (PPGMR) is pleased to welcome a new Director of Development, Aimee Lewis.

Ms. Lewis most recently served as Director of University Development at Christian Brothers University and also previously worked in grant writing and development for the Church Health Center.

“Aimee’s extensive experience and contacts in non-profit fundraising will serve PPGMR well in our efforts to provide affordable reproductive health care to Mid-South women regardless of their ability to pay,” said CEO Barry Chase.

Ms. Lewis will take charge of PPGMR’s fund-raising efforts, including its building fund campaign, launched this spring to pay for construction of PPGMR’s new health center at 2430 Poplar Avenue. Renovations are now well underway at the 3-story building first constructed in 1953.

At the new location, PPGMR will offer all the same services it currently offers, including family planning, contraception, well-woman exams, Pap tests, STD testing and treatment, pregnancy testing and pregnancy terminations. But the expanded space also gives PPGMR room to hold classes and meetings, allowing for greater collaboration with other non-profit service providers and community groups. Click here for more information about PPGMR’s new building. To donate to our building fund, click here.

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Planned Parenthood Greater Memphis Region (PPGMR), founded in 1938, is an affiliate of Planned Parenthood Federation of America. PPGMR’s mission is to ensure broad public access to reproductive and related health care through clinic services, education, advocacy and community partnerships in serving 42 counties in West Tennessee, North Mississippi and East Arkansas.

Source

Planned Parenthood Greater Memphis Region

Contact

Joan Carr
Director of Community Affairs
(901) 725-3008

Published

July 26, 2010

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