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Presentation to United Way

April 13, 2011 | Filed under: Rutherford

We will present to anyone, or any group who wants to hear about the truth about drugs!

In fact, the owner of the radio station in Woodbury, where we have been on the airwaves, connected us with United Way.  We were invited to present our program to 40 people and offer our services and our materials.  There were representatives there of Goodwill, Boy Scouts, and so on.  After the presentation, we received 3 requests about setting up seminars in the future.

To schedule a seminar, click on the contact us tab above!  Someone will get back in touch with you very soon to set something up.

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