West Hollywood, California (November 9, 2009) - Sharing greetings with friends and loved ones can be simple and rewarding this holiday season by purchasing exclusive new Holiday Cards from The Saban Free Clinic. 
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Proceeds from the sales of the Holiday Cards directly support the critically needed services of the Clinic.
Amid a somber economic climate and climbing unemployment rate, an increasing number of Los Angeles County residents are turning to the Clinic for medical, dental and behavioral health care services.
In the most recent completed fiscal year, the Clinic provided nearly 90,000 visits for more than 21,000 men, women and children who have nowhere else to turn.
“Sending holiday cards is a simple and efficient way to share the spirit of the season with friends, family members and business associates, while also supporting the vital work of the Clinic,” said Clinic Co-CEO Abbe Land.
Cherubs is one offering by Saban Free Clinic. Photo by WeHo News. |
“We are counting on creative fund-raising campaigns like the Holiday Card Program to help sustain our level of care as other sources of revenue continue to be affected by the economy,.” said Ms. Land, who also serves as Mayor of West Hollywood this year.
Steven Afriat, Curtis Sanchez and the Afriat Consulting Group, longtime supporters of the Clinic’s mission, have again underwritten the 2009 Holiday Card Program.
Local artists Kris Cahill, Jennifer Miller and Bobbie Rich each donated vibrant and uplifting designs featured on the four cards, which can be purchased individually or in larger quantities.
Both printed and customized greetings are available, and the Clinic will sign, address, hand-stamp and mail your cards to addresses you provide.
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Inserts printed on fine parchment informing card recipients that a gift to The Saban Free Clinic has been made in their honor are also available.
Complete information about the Holiday Card Program can be found at thesabanfreeclinic.org or by calling 323 330-1659.
Founded in 1967, The Saban Free Clinic provides free medical and dental care, case management and other social services to the uninsured and working poor of Los Angeles.
Medical care includes adult and pediatric care, prenatal care, high-risk youth services, rapid HIV testing and treatment for chronic diseases including obesity, diabetes, asthma and hypertension.
For more information about The Saban Free Clinic, visit http://www.thesabanfreeclinic.org.
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