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ADA Foundation: Program Areas: Charitable Assistance
The ADA Foundation connects people with the help they need in times of emergency. Foundation response in the form of relief grants, disaster response grants, resources and volunteer networks provides assistance for victims of natural and man-made disasters. Foundation assistance has changed the lives of many dentists and their families by providing food, temporary shelter, medical and dental care, and other resources and equipment tohelp rebuild homes and dental practices.

Information and Applications for Charitable Assistance Programs

 ADA Foundation 2007 Support
for Charitable Assistance

$182,000
"After Katrina, we spent a week volunteering in New Orleans and we saw first hand how something you have no control over can wreak havoc on your life. Since then, we have donated every year to the ADA Foundation’s charitable assistance program to help
our colleagues in need."

Bryan Neuwirth, D.D.S., M.D.
Brown & Neuwirth Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Hickory, North Carolina

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Helping Dentists Weather Many Storms

In a year of erratic and destructive weather, the ADA Foundation continued its work to quickly provide emergency assistance to dentists by coordinating resources and information with local and state dental organizations. 

For Dr. Gary Marcoux of Rushford, Minnesota, a Foundation grant provided much-needed relief when up to five feet of water flooded the town’s commercial district after a sudden, violent rainstorm last August. Much of Dr. Marcoux’s records and equipment were destroyed, and the building was left uninhabitable. The Foundation grant arrived quickly, easing the financial burden and assisting Dr. Marcoux’s transition to temporary quarters in order to continue serving his patients while he waited for insurance settlements, state and federal assistance to arrive.

 
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