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TMJ Hope Launches Fundraising Campaign to Become Non-Profit

Wednesday, Dec. 19th 2012 1:27 PM

TMJ disorder is a condition that affects an estimated 35 million Americans.   TMJ Hope,  has launched a fundraising campaign and raffle today to become a non-profit organization. This campaign includes a raffle of over 40 jaw friendly products and the unveiling of a new website to increase awareness and reach into the community.

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