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Preserve Our Legacy, Inc's Mission |
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Our mission is to create health awareness, while educating the minority community about the benefits of adult stem cells through donation and treatment options that treat disease that are most commonly observed in the people of color. In addition to, providing health wellness options for pain management via dietary and obesity needs.
We will provide educational resources needed to focus on early detection, which can lead to prompt treatment and improve the chances of a productive life and beneficial outcome. Diseases such as Leukemia, Sickle Cell Anemia, AIDS, Heart Disease and Diabetes, in addition to, other diseases can be effectively treated through the results of stem cell through donation of umbilical cord blood and orthopedic remedies.
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Bone Marrow Drive For Shannon |
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Please Come Out and Help Save a Life
For more information contact us via email:
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THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE ARE EXPECTED TO ATTEND
International award-winning motivational speaker, author and CEO Rahfeal Gordon has come a long way from being homeless in the notorious streets of Newark, NJ.
Rahfeal established his first successful company, Infinite Productions, while attending Arts High School in New Jersey at the age of 15. The company mission was to develop events that provided unity within the high school and college campuses.
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Press Release: Donor Drive For Shannon Tavarez |
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Shana Melius
Preserve Our Legacy, Inc
P: 877.778.3623 ext 702
F: 718.425.8983
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PRESERVE OUR LEGACY TO PARTNER
WITH
ICLA da SILVA FOUNDATION
TO HOST DONOR DRIVE FOR
11-YEAR OLD SHANNON TAVAREZ
AT HARLEM CHILDREN’S ZONE
JULY 31, 2010
New York, N.Y.-(July 19, 2010)- It was announced today that Preserve Our Legacy, Inc. will partner with Icla da Silva Foundation to host donor drive for 11-year old Shannon Tavarez at Harlem Children’s Zone on July 31, 2010, from 12:00 pm-5:00 pm.
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Special Focus on Jaden's Law |
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Eyewitness news reporter Anne-Marie Green takes a look at a new law and the difficulty minority patients face when it comes to finding a bone marrow match.
See the Video here http://cbs3.com/video/?id=105827 |
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