Baton Rouge, Louisiana – The Louisiana Blue Foundation has awarded Dental Lifeline Network a $50,000 grant for their Donated Dental Services (DDS) program statewide.
“Dental Lifeline Network is thrilled to have received a generous donation from the Louisiana Blue Foundation. It is vital to our mission of providing life-changing oral care statewide and will help us to continue to serve vulnerable communities in need,” said Lynda MacDonald, President & CEO of Dental Lifeline Network.
This grant will support Dental Lifeline Network’s efforts to help DDS patients across Louisiana receive comprehensive dental care, expanding access for vulnerable adults who are living with disabilities or who are elderly or medically fragile. It will support the coordination of services provided through 387 dentists and 79 labs who volunteer for the program statewide.
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About Dental Lifeline Network
Dental Lifeline Network (DLN) is a national nonprofit whose mission is to change the lives of America’s most vulnerable adults through their coordinated system of care. DLN provides comprehensive dental care to adults living with disabilities or who are elderly or medically fragile and have no other way to get help. These patients receive this care through the generosity of a network of volunteer dentists and laboratories.
