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Catherine Mahaffey East Whatcom Wellness Fair2025-04-02T09:26:02-07:00

Catherine Mahaffey East Whatcom Wellness Fair

Bringing free and accessible health services to East Whatcom County communities.

The annual Catherine Mahaffey East Whatcom Wellness Fair is a community celebration of health and wellness. Free to attend and was named after a generous philanthropist who called East Whatcom County home. The event honors Catherine’s legacy of being deeply invested in the health and well-being of her neighbors and fellow community members. Read about last year’s event here.

2025 Health Fair Sponsors

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Molina Healthcare
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2025 Health Fair Partners

Molina Healthcare
Northwest Regional Council: Human Services with *you* at the center
PeaceHealth
United HealthCare
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Common Threads: Connecting kids to healthy food with seed to table education
Health Ministries Network
Whatcom County Health and Community Services
Whatcom County Library System
Whatcom Community College
WTA (Whatcom Transit Authority)
Access to Baby & Child Dentistry logo
Foothills Communication Hub logo
DentALL logo
Eden Health logo
Wellpoint logo
Arcora Foundation logo
Northwest Clean Air agency logo
Evergreen Goodwill logo
Fire District 14 logo
Mt. Baker Planned Parenthood logo
Alzheimer's Association logo
American Parkinson Disease Association logo
Mt. Baker School District Health Equity Zone logo
Chuckanut Health Foundation logo
NAMI Whatcom logo
Puget Sound Energy logo
Whatcom Family & Community Network logo
Washington Relay logo

2025 Wellness Fair Offerings

All services are provided at no charge to attendees. Those with or without insurance are welcome. All ages and stages are served. No guarantee of services. All services are first come first serve. Services are primarily available 10AM-2PM May 17th, 2025.

Event Details

Free Medical Services

  • Health Exams: Dental care, wellness visits for all ages.
  • Sports Physicals: Quick and easy checks for student athletes.
  • CPR Classes: Learn life-saving skills.
  • Vision & Glasses: Free vision exams and glasses will be available on 5/16, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., and 5/17, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
  • EKGs: For heart health awareness.
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Licensing & ID Services

Onsite Licensing & ID services by DOL2Go on Friday, 5/16. They will be on site from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Available services include:

  • Renew or get your Washington driver’s license or ID card.
  • Out-of-state transfers.
  • Reinstatement letters, driver records, and more.

Note: No knowledge or skills tests. Small fees may be associated with DOL2Go services. Debit/credit cards only.

Wellness Activities

  • Free massages provided by Whatcom Community College Massage Program.
  • Drug Take Back program (hosted by Mt. Baker Community Coalition).
  • Medical insurance registration assistance with UnitedHealthcare Community Plan.
  • Free Lunch: Enjoy a meal from the Common Threads Food Truck!
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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I bring?2025-01-31T21:57:30-08:00

Insurance information if you have it (not required for services) and a debit or credit card if you are utilizing services

How can I get involved with the wellness fair?2025-01-27T23:15:05-08:00

Volunteers and vendors are always welcome! Sign up online for more information. 

Do I need to register for the Catherine Mahaffey East Whatcom Wellness Fair?2025-01-27T23:15:41-08:00

No advance registration is required to attend the health fair. However, many services require advance appointments, and registering ahead of the event helps event organization. Register for the event online now.

What is the Catherine Mahaffey East Whatcom Wellness Fair?2025-01-27T23:17:57-08:00

The Catherine Mahaffey East Whatcom Wellness Fair is an annual community event held at the East Whatcom Regional Resource Center in Peaceful Valley. The fair celebrates health and wellness and brings health providers to a community where people otherwise have to drive an hour or more to meet with them. It features interactive booths, free health services, and wellness activities for all ages.

Do I need an appointment for services?2025-01-24T14:02:11-08:00

Some services may be able to take walk-ins. HOWEVER, that is usually in the case of no-shows, cancellations, or last-minute provider availability and CANNOT be guaranteed.

Do I need insurance to get services?2025-01-24T14:01:50-08:00

Insurance is not required for any services. You may be asked for proof of insurance for some services, but you will not be charged what your insurance does not cover.

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