There is a ToothFairy, and it needs our help. The National Children’s Oral Health Foundation, America’s ToothFairy, is dedicated to eliminating children’s preventable suffering from dental disease by providing programs and resources to deliver community-based preventive, educational, and treatment services. Since 2006, the NCOHF has provided more than $14 million in direct financial support, product donations and educational materials to nonprofit clinics around the country serving at-risk children.
Let’s help the ToothFairy build upon that track record. Running November 1-24, 2014, the Virtual ToothFairy Ball and Silent Auction will provide dental corporations and companies serving the dental industry an opportunity to engage with dental professionals while helping rescue at-risk children from the pain and embarrassment of pediatric dental disease. To support this worthy mission, 100% of contributions will go directly to helping children that need it most.
Corporations and individuals can participate by purchasing one or more virtual “tables” for $5,000 or by donating items for the Silent Auction. Thousands of dental professionals, industry members and the general public will be invited to bid on the items ranging from valuable dental products and equipment to wine tours, sporting events, dinners, and much more.
Activities leading up to the Ball will provide multiple opportunities to highlight corporate support through email notifications to more than 48,000 dental professionals, the event website, social media channels as well as industry print publications. In addition, each table sponsor will have a $5,000 ToothFairy Grant named in their honor and presented to a nonprofit clinic or program serving at-risk children.
Please take a few minutes to check out the ToothFairy Ball event page and learn more about how you can help America’s ToothFairy to eliminate pediatric dental disease and care for kids in need across the country. For more information, contact the NCOHF directly at 704-350-1600 or aholloway@ncohf.org.