We are a 501 c-3 non-profit organization dedicated in providing medical missions that focuses on bringing public health awareness, and health education programs to various communities in the Philippines. Please feel free to contact us through, P.O. Box 1394, Meadville, PA 16335;E-mail: letsharefoundation@gmail.com.
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Dine to Donate at Applebees
Applebee's in Meadville, PA, will donate 10% of your food purchase to Let's Share Foundation, Inc., when you dine in anytime on June 16, 2011. You must present a Dine to Donate Flyer to your server for the donation to count. To request for a flyer please email: letsharefoundation@gmail.com or call Emily at 814-333-2848.
Monday, June 6, 2011
Our First T-shirt
We are excited to show our t-shirts highlighting our foundation. It comes in black and white from sizes small, medium , large and extra large.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Barangay De La Paz, Binan, Laguna
Saturday, May 14, 2011, Philippines---- Residents of Baranggay De La Paz, Binan, Laguna, were recipients of a medical mission program aimed to promote infectious disease prevention. The whole day project proved successful mainly because of the tireless efforts of volunteer workers from the City of Binan Department of Health; OpenHeart Foundation, Inc.; Sorority of Thomasian Doctors (Sigma Tau Delta); lecturers, Nicole Dacanay, M.D., Carol Encarnacion, M.D., and coordinators, Christian Belisario, and
Ma. Zobel Yuvienco, MD.
Pictured above are volunteer workers from the City of Binan Department of Health.
Twenty dedicated volunteers were on hand to help with the medical mission project.
Dr. Benjamin, Chief Medical Officer, City of Binan Department of Health (pictured at right)
receives a donation of stethoscopes and minor surgical instruments from Let's Share Foundation.
Nor Tabios of OpenHeart Foundation (pictured at left) is seen handing Dr. Benjamin the donated items.
Pictured above being interviewed by the local television media, is Christian Belisario, volunteer coordinator, and pre-medical student from the University of Connecticut. Dr. Nicole Dacanay, Mr. Belisario, and Dr. Carol Encarnacion discussed infection prevention to participants of the medical mission. Some of the topics discussed at the lecture were food preparation, consumption of clean water, and proper handwashing among others. Participants were instructed on the benefits and risks of pneumococcal vaccines.
Barangay De La Paz is one of twenty-four Barangays in Binan, Laguna. People residing
in this area have poor health status and are vulnerable to different forms of health risks. Providing
worm treatment and pnemococcal vaccines to people from this Barangay, has without a doubt
helped improve and upgrade the quality of life of its residents. The medical mission project
entrusted the town with learning opportunities that promote better health care and has afforded
individuals with a better understanding of how diseases are transmitted. If you would like
to help in our on-going mission in Barangay De La Paz, please let us know by
e-mailing us at letsharefoundation@gmail.com.
in this area have poor health status and are vulnerable to different forms of health risks. Providing
worm treatment and pnemococcal vaccines to people from this Barangay, has without a doubt
helped improve and upgrade the quality of life of its residents. The medical mission project
entrusted the town with learning opportunities that promote better health care and has afforded
individuals with a better understanding of how diseases are transmitted. If you would like
to help in our on-going mission in Barangay De La Paz, please let us know by
e-mailing us at letsharefoundation@gmail.com.
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