Boost Health Literacy with a Ready-to-Display Pharmacy Exhibit
As part of our 20th Anniversary, Rx Partnership debuted the exhibit “Pharmacy in Virginia: Past, Present & Future” at Richmond’s Main Street Station Gallery in May 2024.
Now, the 14-panel display is available to clinics, healthcare organizations, and foundations interested in promoting education and support around chronic disease. You can select the panels that best fit your audience, and we’ll provide them at no cost.
Covering topics from the evolution of pharmacy and pioneering leaders in the field, to chronic disease education and the differences between generic and brand-name medicines, the exhibit offers a compelling look at how pharmacy and medication improve lives.
These panels also support health literacy for both patients and providers—translating complex concepts into accessible, visual education that helps people better understand their health, treatment options, and the critical role of pharmacy in care.
Panel #1
Panel #4
Panel #6
Panel #3
Panel #5
Panel #2
The panels are available in English and in Spanish. You can request anywhere from two to all 14 panels if you wish. The most requested are numbered 1 through 6 on the graphic below.
The panels are 23" x 31" mounted on foam board and can be affixed to your wall with Command strips (which we provide) or put on easels (which we can also provide). Some panels are also available as 3' x 4' versions.
We can mail panels 1 through 6 to you at no cost (without easels). If you are interested in the larger sized panels or panels 7 through 14, please contact us. We would be happy to work with your situation and share them with you.
For questions, information, or to reserve panels for your organization, contact:
Mary Beth Moody, 804-297-3169, mbmoody@rxpartnership.org
Listen to a radio Interview with Amy Yarcich, Executive Director at Rx Partnership, about the display.
Rx Partnership helps Virginia’s most vulnerable get needed medicines
"Richmond nonprofit Rx Partnership is celebrating its 20th anniversary by furthering its mission of education. WFIR’s Denise Allen Membreno has more on the displays:
"Rx Partnership has helped increase medication access for more than 83-thousand vulnerable Virginians. The Richmond based nonprofit is celebrating its 20th anniversary. WFIR’s Denise Allen Membreno has more on a new educational program which organizations such as the Bradley free clinic can utilize."
A Special Thank You to Our
20th Anniversary Sponsors
