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A Church Paid Off All of New Mexico's Medical Debt
A New Mexico Episcopal church says it paid off all available medical debt for the entire state of New Mexico and several Arizona counties. St. Bede’s Episcopal Church, located in Santa Fe, gathered donations and partnered with RIP Medical, a nonprofit organization dedicated to finding families with medical debt whose incomes are less than twice the poverty level, to pay off $1,380,119.87 in medical debt for 782 households.
“I don’t know if this parish has ever funded a program with such a great impact. We were able to do it because every week we set aside 10 percent of donations to the church for outreach,” Rev. Catherine Volland said. “Prioritizing service to others is our gospel imperative.”
The church donated $15,000 to RIP Medical Debt, which, like a collection agency, buys debt for a fraction of the cost and then pays it off via donations. Each family whose medical bills are paid off receive a letter in the mail telling them they no longer owe money thanks to donations from places like St. Bede’s Episcopal Church.
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A New Mexico Episcopal church says it paid off all available medical debt for the entire state of New Mexico and several Arizona counties. St. Bede’s A New Mexico Episcopal church says it paid off all available medical debt for the entire state of New Mexico and several Arizona counties. St. Bede’s
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