Arcadia University’s Pro Bono Clinic is holding their annual fundraiser on campus on November 7.

NBC10 spoke with Dr. Michael Tevald, a professor and the chair of the Physical Therapy department, about the event. The clip is below:

From the university’s announcement:

On Saturday, Nov. 7, beginning at 11am, the Pro Bono Clinic will host its annual fundraiser on Arcadia’s Glenside campus, inviting students, faculty, staff, alumni, friends, and supporters to come together for a 5K run and 1 mile walk in support of the clinic and the community it serves. 

With the support of Arcadia University Public Safety, participants will make their way around the Glenside campus for an event designed to celebrate community, movement, and a shared commitment to service. The track will be plotted out with signs around Arcadia University’s campus, and each runner will complete three laps of the course, which is fairly flat with some hills and inclines. The walker finish will be at the flags near the Haber Green. 

In previous years, supporters of the AUPBC participated in the Philadelphia Marathon as part of the clinic’s annual fundraising initiative; in 2025, the initiative raised nearly $40,000 for the clinic. This support has allowed the AUPBC to stay open an additional three weeks and has funded the Group Wellness Class to operate for a year, which costs $10,000 alone. 

This year, the AUPBC is building on that momentum, while the premise remains the same: move together for a cause that matters. Hosting the event at Arcadia transforms the fundraiser into more than a race; it creates an engagement opportunity for those who make up the University to gather on the Glenside campus and directly support the Pro Bono Clinic’s work. 

Since 2021, the AUPBC has been a trusted resource for neighbors who might otherwise go without physical therapy care. Through more than 3,385 free patient visits, the clinic has helped uninsured and underinsured community members, in Montgomery County and the surrounding areas, access more than $231,000 in healthcare services at no cost. That commitment extends beyond the clinic walls: the AUPBC helps patients overcome transportation barriers so they can make it to appointments and offers specialized group exercise classes for individuals recovering from stroke. At the same time, Arcadia Doctor of Physical Therapy students gain meaningful, hands-on experience by working alongside faculty to care for and build relationships with the community they serve.

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