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American Dental Association Foundation Supports Give Kids A Smile Program

Sunday, Sep. 1st 2013 8:00 AM

Since the establishment of the Give Kids A Smile Fund in 2007, the American Dental Association Foundation has made grants in excess of $1 million to support Give Kids A Smile observances nationwide.

 

 

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