Smile Back Rewards
At Tooth Protectors we believe in giving back to the communities we serve,
so each month we will pick one school where we have provided services
and we will give them $150 to buy whatever the kids in their school may
need. The money can be for coats and mittens, pens and pencils, tooth
brushes and floss, whatever the kids need. We know school budgets are
tight, so we really think this program can do some good. We also want to
thank all the nurses for their hard work and to let them know we appreciate
their help in making Tooth Protectors a model for oral health care in Maine.
so each month we will pick one school where we have provided services
and we will give them $150 to buy whatever the kids in their school may
need. The money can be for coats and mittens, pens and pencils, tooth
brushes and floss, whatever the kids need. We know school budgets are
tight, so we really think this program can do some good. We also want to
thank all the nurses for their hard work and to let them know we appreciate
their help in making Tooth Protectors a model for oral health care in Maine.
January Winner:
Sue Heeschen of James Otis Kaler Elementary School in South Portland.
The Kaler school is building a new playground and will use the money to
purchase new playground equipment as part the Happy Healthy Kaler Kids
program.
Sue Heeschen of James Otis Kaler Elementary School in South Portland.
The Kaler school is building a new playground and will use the money to
purchase new playground equipment as part the Happy Healthy Kaler Kids
program.
February Winner:
Susan Overlock of Warren Community
School
Susan Overlock of Warren Community
School
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March Winner:
Gloria Dyer of Biddeford Primary School in Biddeford. Gloria has been a
school nurse for 16 years. She plans to use the money to buy the children
snacks, juice and tooth brushes. She also needs a new thermometer.
Gloria Dyer of Biddeford Primary School in Biddeford. Gloria has been a
school nurse for 16 years. She plans to use the money to buy the children
snacks, juice and tooth brushes. She also needs a new thermometer.
April Winner:
Lawrence High School
Lawrence High School
May Winner:
Sarah Dennett of Horace Mitchell Elementary School.
Sarah Dennett of Horace Mitchell Elementary School.
June Winner:
Lisa Thurston of Stevens Brook Elementary School.
Lisa Thurston of Stevens Brook Elementary School.
September Winner:
Molly McMahon from Wiscasset Primary School.
Molly McMahon from Wiscasset Primary School.
October Winner:
Beth Simmons of Friendship Village School. Beth will use the money to plan
Classroom activities or a field trip.
Beth Simmons of Friendship Village School. Beth will use the money to plan
Classroom activities or a field trip.