Pharmacy of Grace Opens Second Location in Shawnee, Bringing Affordable Medication Access to Johnson County
Media Inquiries
For media inquiries, interviews, or asset requests, please contact Tess Koppelman at:
- Email: media@pharmacyofgrace.org
- For fastest response text (816) 225-2765
📍 NEW SHAWNEE, KANSAS LOCATION:
11644 W 75th St #104 Shawnee, KS 66214
(Near 75th and Quivira Rd)
Phone Number: 913-985-6337
Pharmacy of Grace Media Kit
Featured Photos
The full photo library includes high-resolution, professional photography from the Pharmacy of Grace Shawnee location.
Photography credit: Austen Nordstrom.
FULL DIGITAL MEDIA KIT CONTENTS:
NEW 7/16/26 — Ribbon Cutting Images and short video
(Co-Founders John and Sara Yost cutting the ribbon with the board of directors and Shawnee mayor and camber of commerce)
Headshots: Individual portraits of key leadership and Shawnee pharmacy staff
Group Shots: Full team and small group photographs
Exteriors: Outside building and signage, street level
Candids: Journalistic action shots of staff at work
Details: Close-up shots of pharmacy equipment, shelving, medications, pharmacy robot and supplies
Logo Files
Photo Caption Sheet
Why Johnson County?
Data from the Mid-America Regional Council shows that the neighborhoods east of I-35, near our future Shawnee location, have some of the highest poverty and uninsured rates in Johnson County.
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Up to 40% of the residents live 200% and below the Federal Poverty Level (FPL)
- 1 in 4 residents lack health insurance
- Nearly half of households in certain pockets speak limited English
This new location will offer:
- Affordable medications for uninsured and underinsured patients
- Medication counseling and chronic-disease support
- Referrals to community resources that help families live healthier, more stable lives
- Open to everyone regardless of what doctor or hospital you go to
Behind every prescription is a person whose life is changed:
- A parent who can finally afford insulin.
- A senior who no longer has to skip heart medication.
- A child who can focus in school because their family isn’t choosing between food and medicine.
