Give Kids A Smile Program Kicks Off 23rd Year
The program, started by the ADA Foundation, provides free oral health care services to underserved children nationwie and is expected to reach 325,000 children in 2025.
The program, started by the ADA Foundation, provides free oral health care services to underserved children nationwie and is expected to reach 325,000 children in 2025.
More than 550,000 volunteers have helped more than 5.5 million children receive free oral health services through GKAS since its inception.
The ADA Board of Trustees named Dr Elizabeth Shapiro interim ADA executive director as Cohlmia resigned from the position effective immediately.
Cindy Hearn, vice president, branding & communications for CareCredit, will receive the Steven W. Kess Give Kids A Smile Corporate Volunteer Award. Michael Shreck, DMD, will receive the Jeffrey Dalin, DDS Give Kids A Smile Volunteer Award.
Read MoreThe proceeds from the SmartPractice fundraiser will benefit ADA’s Give Kids A Smile program.
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