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May Promo: Boston's Walk for AIDS


Our last promotion supporting Project Bread was a great success thanks to our wonderful patients.
This month we are supporting another wonderful cause- Boston's 2011 Walk for AIDS which is held on Sunday June 5th.

Every year since 1986 Boston has gathered on the first Sunday in June for AIDS Walk Boston, an annual grassroots community event benefiting AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts.
AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts is New England’s largest and oldest AIDS service organization.

For twenty-five years, thousands of dedicated participants have raised millions of dollars for AIDS Action’s innovative programs and services that are essential to maintaining the health of individuals living with the disease and preventing the spread of the epidemic. Just as important, the Walk also raises our awareness of the impact HIV/AIDS has on individuals, families and the community at-large, reminding us all that we must work together to stop the spread of HIV.


How can you help?

Diamond Chiropractic will be donating $10 to AAC's AIDS Walk for every new patient that is referred through us from our YELP page in the month of May.
Please feel free to pass along our business page to any friends/family that could benefit from chiropractic care or share your experience at Diamond Chiropractic in a YELP review.
http://www.yelp.com/biz/diamond-chiropractic-boston

You can also visit the AAC AIDS walk site directly to sign up to walk,run,volunteer or donate!!
www.aac.org

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