DEAC Gala 2025

Join us for the DEAC (Delivering Equal Access to Care) Clinic Fundraiser, A Night in the Quarter, and support the patients who benefit from this program! The DEAC Clinic is a student-run and physician-staffed clinic that provides free care to those who need it most.

Join us on Friday, March 7, from 6 to 8 pm, at Wake Forest University School of Medicine’s Atrium Lobby, 475 Vine St., Winston-Salem. The evening includes a silent auction with donations from generous community partners, delicious food provided by Diamondback Grill, beer and wine, live music and so much more!

The DEAC Annual Gala 2024 was a great success with increasing revenue by 20%, raising a total of $18,672. We had over 100 silent auction items with items donated by various businesses all over North Carolina. In all, we had a successful night by raising money for the DEAC clinic and fostering a great sense of community. The DEAC Gala in 2025 will be March 7, 2025. Our goal is to continue increasing revenue raised by the event and increase our ticket sales.  
 
Tickets: $60 each |  Wake Forest University School of Medicine Students: $30. 
 
View a personal invitation from Dean Ebony Boulware, MD, MPH.
 
Special thanks to the following for their contribution to the event: Diamondback Grill, Fader Real Estate, donors, auction item contributors, attendees, volunteers and musical guests.

DEAC Gala Highlights

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About the DEAC Clinic 

The student-run and physician-staffed DEAC Clinic serves those who have no insurance and are ineligible for Medicaid. DEAC gives students valuable clinical experience, faculty an opportunity to teach and the underserved a safe place to receive free care – routine office visits, lab work, medications, mobile screenings and more.

Support from the community allows DEAC to give to the community.

$250 = yearly costs for basic labs and blood draws.
$100 = lifesaving breathing treatments.
$50 = diabetes monitoring for patients.