Dental office in Hubbard raises over $10,000 for children with autism

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Braydich Dental has announced that their annual Smiles for Charity campaign has raised $10,500 for autistic children and young adults.

The office raised the money by selling custom teeth whitening kits and whitening gel between March 1 and June 30 and donating all of the proceeds.

"Smiles for Charity is more than a fundraiser. It's a way for our patients and community to support local organizations doing life-changing work," says Dr. Rudy Braydich, co-owner of Braydich Dental.

The money went to the Rich Center for Autism, a Youngstown-based nonprofit that provides specialized education and therapy for children and young adultswith autism.

"This generous donation will help us expand our impact and continue creating safe, enriching environments for the children and young adults we serve," says Jake Ellis, Community Engagement and Event Operations Coordinator at the Rich Center for Autism.

 


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