Tampa Bay's Health Fair For Health Care - A Walk For Change (National Health Care Day of Service)
Our OFA volunteer group is proud to announce its “Health Care Fair for Health Care and Walk for Change” National Day of Service event
The purpose of this event is to encourage the essentials of preventative health care and maintenance of a healthy lifestyle in the community. OFA volunteers encourage the community to attend for an afternoon of health-related activities including a “Walk for Change”, blood drive and health screenings. The outreach team from Florida KidCare will provide information on enrolling uninsured children in the program. This event will also provide information on the Health Care Reform Plan to promote change and improvement of our current health care system. Letters to congress and Fair District Florida petitions will be available for signing. You can also get information on joining your Health Care Reform Neighborhood OFA Team.
The event is free to attend and open to the public.
| Time: |
Saturday, June 27 from 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM |
| Host: |
Lisa Montelione |
| Contact Phone: |
813-505-1028 |
| Location: |
Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park (Tampa, FL)
1001 N. Boulevard
Tampa, FL 33607
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| Directions: |
I 275, exit 45A (sign says "Downtown East - Downtown W") Keep right at the fork,follow signs for Ashley Dr/Downtown W Keep left at the fork to continue toward N Ashley Dr and merge onto N Ashley Dr Turn right at W Tyler St Take a Slight right at W Cass St Turn right at N Blvd The park willbe on the right |
| Associated Groups: |
Bay Area Labor, Buc Fans for the "O" Man, Carrollwood (Tampa FL) Supporters, Davis Islands for Obama, Hillsborough County for Obama, Mobilize for Change, Seminole Heights for Obama, Sí Podemos ! Obama Para Presidente, South Tampa Democrats, Tampa - Town & Country / Countryway, Tampa Bay O-Train, TempleTerrace Area Democrats, University of South Florida Students for Barack Obama, University of Tampa for Obama!, USA.CAN, USF Students for Barack Obama, Young Obamacrats United |
48 people have signed up to attend this event.
