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Foot Levelers’ seminars donate more than $20,000 to chiropractic colleges

Chiropractic Economics August 26, 2011

August 26, 2011 — Foot Levelers donated more than $20,000 from its 2011 Spring License-Renewal Seminar Series.  Participants were able to see top experts in chiropractic and support their college at the same time.  Foot Levelers sponsored 12 speakers at numerous chiropractic seminars and events.

Proceeds from Foot Levelers’ seminars are donated to chiropractic colleges that co-sponsor these programs.  The colleges that benefited from these funds include:

  • Cleveland College of Chiropractic
  • New York Chiropractic College
  • Parker University
  • National University of Health Sciences
  • Life University
  • Palmer College of Chiropractic
  • Logan College of Chiropractic
  • Northwestern Health Sciences University

As part of Foot Levelers’ commitment to the advancement of chiropractic, the license-renewal seminar series is a vehicle for continuous giving to the profession.

“We believe it’s important to offer educational opportunities, assist the colleges financially, and offer service to their programs,” said Kent S. Greenawalt, Foot Levelers’ president and CEO.  “Our goal is to support the profession in as many ways as we can.”

To register for one of Foot Levelers’ 2011 Fall License-Renewal Seminars or for more information, call 800-553-4860, or visit www.footlevelers.com.

Source: Foot Levelers, www.footlevelers.com

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