Austin Grooms and Harriet Whitzel were awarded the second two scholarships for free orthodontic treatment in our practice. Our 10 Board members rated these children the most needy in terms of malocclusion and financial hardship.
Austin is 11 and in the 6th grade at Alliance Middle School. He had letters of recommendation from his dentist, pediatrician, and mother’s co-worker. Harriet is a 14 year old 8th grader at Minerva Middle School. She was recommended by her dentist and school counselor.
Two more candidates will be chosen in the fall and applications for Smile for a Lifetime can be downloaded from our website, www.drsosbern.com or picked up at school guidance offices, YMCAs, and community centers.
Showing posts with label Smile for a Lifetime. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Smile for a Lifetime. Show all posts
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Bernard & Eimer Orthodontics featured on FOX 8 News!
In February, Bernard and Eimer Orthodontics were featured on FOX 8 News for their involvement with the Smile for a Lifetime Foundation, a charitable non-profit organization that provides orthodontic treatment to people who may not otherwise have the opportunity to acquire assistance.
Drs. Bernard and Eimer, as well as our entire team, are proud to work with such an outstanding organization and give back to our Canton community. Giving kids a beautiful smile and confidence doesn't hurt, either!
To become a candidate for the Smile for a Lifetime Foundation at Bernard & Eimer Orthodontics, interested families must be at or below poverty level and must complete a one-page application for their child or candidate. Local Smile for a Lifetime Foundation applications can be picked up at school guidance offices, Stark County YMCA branches, or downloaded online from our website. Or, you may give us a call!
Happy Tuesday!
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Bernard & Eimer Orthodontics and Smile for a Lifetime
Drs. Mike Bernard and James Eimer are proud to be partners of the Smile for a Lifetime Foundation, a charitable non-profit organization that provides orthodontic treatment to people who may not otherwise have the opportunity to acquire assistance.To become a candidate, interested families must be at or below poverty level and must complete a one-page application for their child or candidate. Local Smile for a Lifetime Foundation applications can be picked up at school guidance offices, Stark County YMCA branches, or downloaded online from our web site.
Happy Tuesday!
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