For the past seven years, Student Healthcare in Practice (SHIP) has provided Crescent Clinic with quality volunteering services for the under-resourced patients in the local community. With the help of SHIP, Crescent Clinic was able to achieve new milestones, such as expanding the medical services offered, safely and successfully transitioning to Telemedicine and Dial-in appointments during the COVID-19 pandemic, starting dental services to patients, and moving clinics to the new fully funded locations in Fullerton and Rowland Heights. Over the past few years of our partnership, SHIP has contributed significantly to Crescent Clinic (over this past year alone, covering roughly student-raised $10,000 on clinic-related equipment), created medical and dental patient education articles and media content, flyered in outreaching efforts in nearby venues to raise awareness of the services the clinic provides, distributed free hygiene kits and food bags for patients, implemented toy drives, assisted with vaccine volunteering events, and more. With the help of our volunteers, we were able to staff multiple days of shifts to provide our services to those who need it most in our community. All of the milestones that SHIP and Crescent Clinic have accomplished have only been possible with the help of various Crescent Clinic staff and our fellow SHIPmates. Although it is bittersweet to announce the termination of SHIP’s staffing of Crescent Clinic, we are thankful and appreciative of the time spent at Crescent Clinic, in which our volunteers were able to grow as students and as future healthcare providers who will continue to uphold our mission statement that healthcare is a right, not a privilege as we embark on our journey to actively fight against healthcare disparities throughout our careers.