Helping people move toward economic self sufficiency.
A car takes you far!
Who We Help
The Samaritan Car Care Clinic works on a referral basis with Northern Kentucky social service agencies to help low-income families with car repairs. Repairs are done on a shared cost basis with the goal of helping the families get to their jobs and stay on the path to self-sufficiency.
What We Do
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Change engine oil
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Replace air filters
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Replace wiper blades
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Replace bulbs
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Top-off fluids
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Inflate tires
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General car repairs
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Who We Are
The Samaritan Car Care Clinic offers a lifeline to working poor families. Our services enable these families to maintain their cars, to allow them to access jobs and transport family members to school and health care appointments.
“This is a great service. It is different than what others provide. Others do the normal services like food, but changing my oil is so great because my car is important to me. If I can’t get to my job, I can’t pay my bills.”
– Samaritan Car Care Clinic Participant
Thank you to…
Partners
Sponsors
Barry Meyer, owner of B&M Construction, adding wood casing around the windows at the Samaritan Car Care Clinic shop. Barry is donating his labor.
Kelly Brothers Lumber in Covington donated the wood trim. ... See MoreSee Less
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Wow! I'm so impressed by these donations to a GREAT cause!
Barry is the best!
Mission of love!!
Awesome
John Fischer of Halls Creek Nursery (Morrow, OH) steadying a tree, with Jacob Chamberlin of Chamberlin Contracting in the hole helping set the tree. Brant Fischer is operating the skid steer.
Halls Creek Nursery donated three large trees for the Samaritan Car Care Clinic lot.
Oberson’s Nursery and Landscape (Fairfield, OH) donated more than a dozen bushes that will also be added to the area around the Clinic.
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From Architect Rendering to Reality! Finishing touches will be made over the next month for our April 19th Open House! ... See MoreSee Less
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What a wonderful dream coming true!!!
Congratulations Bruce!....a dream fulfilled...
Well done Bruce!
Could you please text/email me abt the book delivery? Thx
Looks awesome!!
Looks awesome!!
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On Monday, 03.06.2023, Clinic volunteers Alan Nguyen and Bernie Franke helped Clinic Director, Bruce Kintner, for 4+ hours clean the SCCC shop site in preparation for wall painting. For multiple hours, there were 3 shop vacs going at the same time. Thank you, ear plugs!
Yes, that is Bernie holding the smallest of the 3 shop vacs so that Alan could be up on a ladder to get a thick layer of drywall dust off of the exit light and the conduit feeding the light.
Painting began on Tuesday. We are getting closer! ... See MoreSee Less
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Clinic Director, Bruce Kintner was able to attend the Live United event held in Frankfort February 15 sponsored by United Way of Greater Cincinnati and United Way groups all across Kentucky.
The goal of the event was to raise awareness of issues critical to KY, such as housing, education, child care, and transportation.
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Concrete work being done this morning. Crews are making progress toward the Clinic’s expected April 19th Open House! ... See MoreSee Less
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Looking good. I go by there about 4 times a week.
Prus?
Jamie Whitis Brown
Clinic Director, Bruce Kintner, was interviewed for an article in the Northern Kentucky Tribune. Follow the link to view.
www.nkytribune.com/2023/01/samaritan-car-cares-new-garage-on-the-way-a-story-about-good-people-wo... ... See MoreSee Less
Samaritan Car Care’s new garage on the way: A story about good people working together to help others | NKyTribune
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Rev. Chinnamuthu Simon did his work at the Madison Avenue Christian Church, and in 2007 he was giving meal to the community – two-or-three-times-a-week, according to Kintner.Comment on Facebook
Yesterday, Clinic Director Bruce Kintner, and Clinic volunteer Alan Nguyen, cleaned on a donated 2003 Honda Odyssey van. After addressing necessary repairs, the van should end up with one of the low-income single moms on the Clinic’s wait list for a vehicle. ... See MoreSee Less
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Awesome‼️
Attached is our December 2022 Newsletter. Thank you for your continued support of the Samaritan Car Care Clinic! ... See MoreSee Less
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