Annual Report F Y2015 July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015

On a Mission to Save Smiles A

s we approach our 10th anniversary, we reflect with deep appreciation on the individuals and companies who have made it possible for America’s ToothFairy: National Children’s Oral Health Foundation® to impact millions of young lives affected by pediatric dental disease. It is because of your unwavering commitment and generosity we are able to continue our fight to eradicate this preventable disease from our nation and its future generations. Since our founding in 2006, America’s ToothFairy has received tremendous support from the dental industry and, this year in particular, overwhelming receptivity from organizations outside the dental field. Members of the National Association of School Nurses are utilizing our ToothFairy 101® Community Education Kit to drive oral health literacy in schools. Student chapters of HOSA: Future Health Professionals are exploring dental careers and improving oral health in their communities. Boys & Girls Clubs of America are using America’s ToothFairy educational materials and programs to drive positive oral health behaviors. These “non-traditional” partners have not only delivered vital services to vast populations of vulnerable children, they have sparked

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enthusiastic local participation to address the critical issue of children’s oral health. America’s ToothFairy is proud to work with innovative partners like these and many others who understand the imperative to drive a systems change toward prevention of disease, rather than treatment alone, and raise the optics of oral health nationwide. Harnessing the vast potential of academic and civic organizations, the resources of corporations, the talent of health professionals, and the passion of youth, America’s ToothFairy is committed to creating a world where no child suffers from preventable tooth decay. «

…because every child deserves a healthy smile!®

Henk van Duijnhoven Chairman

Fern K. Ingber President & CEO

Our Mission & Vision T

he mission of America’s ToothFairy is to eliminate children’s pain and suffering from preventable pediatric dental disease and improve quality of life for at-risk children. As Educator, Preventer and Protector, America’s ToothFairy drives

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systems change by delivering proven programs and resources that expand access to care and education, improve oral health literacy, and promote overall wellness. Our vision is to create a world where no child suffers from preventable tooth decay. «

Board of Directors Henk van Duijnhoven

Thomas M. Prescott

Chairman Immediate Past Chairman Senior Vice President, Dental Platform Retired President & CEO KaVo Kerr Group Align Technology, Inc.

Senior Director, Sales & Marketing Wells Fargo Practice Finance

James Ingebrand

Gordon Christensen, DDS, MSD, PhD

Private Practice Dentist

Vice President President & General Manager 3M ESPE Dental Division

Paul A. Guggenheim

Treasurer President Patterson Dental Supply, Inc.

Robert Size

Secretary Senior Vice President DENTSPLY International

Clinicians Report, CEO
 Practical Clinical Courses, Director

Gavin Shea

Cherilyn G. Sheets, DDS

Thomas Engels

Rebecca Slayton, DDS, PhD Chair, Pediatric Dentistry University of Washington

Jennifer Erfurth

Senior Group Publisher Oral Health Group Canada

Retired Vice President & General Manager 3M ESPE
 Vice President, Global Human Resources Align Technology, Inc.

Paul Mondock

President for the Americas Septodont


Melissa Summerfield Fern K. Ingber

President & CEO (Ex-Officio) America’s ToothFairy: National Children’s Oral Health Foundation

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Scientific Advisory Board Rebecca L. Slayton, DDS, PhD

Chair, America’s ToothFairy Scientific Advisory Board America’s ToothFairy Chief Dental Director
 Chair, Pediatric Dentistry
 University of Washington

Tegywn H. Brickhouse, DDS, PhD

Chair and Associate Professor, Department of Pediatric Dentistry Virginia Commonwealth University

Benjamin Bluml, RPh

Amos Deinard, MD, MPH

Raul Garcia, DMD, MMSc

Pamela DenBesten, DDS, MS

Joan I. Gluch, RDH, PhD

Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics University of Minnesota School of Public Health Professor and Chair, Division of Pediatric Dentistry University of California San Francisco

Director, Division of Medical Ethics NYU Langone Medical Center

Rella P. Christensen, RDH, PhD Team Leader TRAC Research Foundation

Steven Chussid, DDS

Director, Division of Pediatric Dentistry Columbia University College of Dental Medicine

Linda Davis-Alldritt, RN, MA, BSN

Past President
 National Association of School Nurses (NASN)

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Director of Community Health
 University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine

Maria Dolce, PhD, RN, CNE, NEA-BC, Maria Perno Goldie, RDH, MS FACHE President

Associate Professor, Bouvé College of Health Sciences Senior VP, Research and Innovation
 American Pharmacists Association Foundation Northeastern University

Arthur L. Caplan, PhD

Professor & Chair, Department of Health Policy & Health Service Boston University School of Dental Medicine

Chester W. Douglass, DMD, PhD

Professor and Chair, Oral Health Policy and Epidemiology Harvard School of Dental Medicine

Caswell Evans, DDS, MPH

International Federation of Dental Hygienists

David M. Krol, MD, MPH, FAAP

Senior Program Officer & Team Director, Human Capital Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Miriam H. Labbok, MD, MPH, FACPM, FABM

Associate Dean for Prevention and Public Health Sciences Department University of Illinois at Chicago

Professor, Department of Maternal and Child Health
 Director, Carolina Global Breastfeeding Institute, University of North Carolina

John D.B. Featherstone, M.Sc., Ph.D

Beverly Litchfield, RDH, BS, HPMc

Dean and Professor, School of Dentistry University of California San Francisco

President, Prevention Partners, Inc.
 Clinical Instructor & Lecturer, University of New England

Ann Marie McCarthy, PhD, RN, PNP Professor & Associate Dean for Research University of Iowa College of Nursing

K. William Mopper, DDS, MS

Founding member of the AACD & CoFounder of Cosmedent

Linda Niessen, DMD, MPH

Dean and Professor
 Nova Southeastern University College of Dental Medicine

Trisha O’Hehir, RDH, BS

President, Oral Health Research Group, International Association for Dental Research Editorial Director, Hygienetown Magazine – Farran Media

Anna Pattison, RDH, MS

Associate Professor & Former Chair, Department of Dental Hygiene University of Southern California School of Dentistry

Steven P. Perlman, DDS, MScD

Professor of Pediatric Dentistry, Boston Univ. School of Dental Medicine Founder and Director of Special Olympics, Inc. Healthy Athletes Program

Adriana Segura, DDS, MS

Professor, University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio Dental School Chair, American Academy of Pediatrics Oral Health Section

Eugene Sekiguchi, DDS

Professor of Clinical Dentistry & Associate Dean University of Southern California School of Dentistry

Jeanne Sinkford, DDS, PhD

Senior Scholar-in-Residence, Office of the Executive Director American Dental Education Association (ADEA)

Harold Slavkin, DDS

Dean Emeritus, University of Southern California School of Dentistry Former Director, National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, National Institutes of Health

Gerry Uswak, DMD

Dean and Professor, University of Saskatchewan College of Dentistry President, Canadian Dental Public Health Association

Rebecca S. Wilder, RDH, MS

Professor and Director of Graduate Dental Hygiene Education University of North Carolina School of Dentistry

Esther M. Wilkins, RDH, DMD

Author, Clinical Practice of the Dental Hygienist Professor, Tufts University School of Dental Medicine

J. Timothy Wright, DDS, MS

Professor and Chair of Pediatric Dentistry University of North Carolina School of Dentistry

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Our Impact A

t America’s ToothFairy, we believe every child deserves a healthy smile. Promoting the importance of oral health and its link to overall health, America’s ToothFairy supports the delivery of oral health education and care for vulnerable children across the country. Since its inception, America’s ToothFairy has distributed more than $15 million in vital community-based programs, educational materials, oral care products, and financial grants through our national network of Affiliate partners and community programs.«

More than 2.2 million children and caregivers received oral health services through America’s/Canada’s ToothFairy programs

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America’s ToothFairy Smile Drive I

n its second year, the America’s ToothFairy Smile Drive mobilized a vast network of youth, dental professionals, companies, and volunteers in a national campaign to collect toothbrushes, toothpaste, and other oral care products for underserved children. Raising widespread awareness of the importance of oral health and its connection to overall health, the America’s ToothFairy Smile Drive has national reach yet sparks both local participation and local impact for the benefit of children in need. «

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More than 660,000 oral care products have been collected for children in need over the last two years

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he #MySmileMattersSM Youth Movement engages youth in the national oral health crisis by mobilizing them as community educators and advocates. By focusing their efforts on achievable objectives and providing step-by-step plans, resources, and incentives, youth leaders are making a positive impact on the health of their communities and raising the conversation of oral health nationwide.«

595,494 children and teens were reached with oral health education through #MySmileMatters

Tobby Tooth

“Gratification and words alone cannot express the rewards these girls have experienced working with America’s ToothFairy. The life lessons of working with others, compassion, drive, focus, and setting goals are just a few of a long, long list. I am grateful for the priceless lessons they are learning. We look forward to a growing, long-lasting relationship with America’s ToothFairy!” -C  herie Wink Yorba Linda High School Girls’ League

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Kids Club T

he America’s ToothFairy Kids Club promotes healthy smiles for young children and their families through free monthly online educational activities, tips and letters from the ToothFairy. Children can participate individually at home or as a group through their school or other youth settings, helping to reinforce classroom activities, clinic visits and wellness initiatives. El Club de los Niños, our Spanish-language Kids Club, launched in 2015. «

Through the America’s ToothFairy Blogger Network, millions of parents and caregivers received oral health messages and invitations to join the Kids Club

Tomorrow’s Smiles

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omorrow’s Smiles® connects youth in need of comprehensive restorative care with caring dentists willing to provide pro bono services. Participants experience a life-changing transformation as they gain the smile they always wanted and the confidence they need to pursue their goals. Teens receiving treatment from a Tomorrow’s Smiles dentist “Pay it Forward” by teaching oral health lessons to younger children using the ToothFairy 101® Educational Curriculum. «

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Before

19,314 Scouts earned their ToothFairy Patches

Patch Program B

oy and Girl Scouts are rewarded for community oral health activities through the Real Life ToothFairy and SuperHero Patch Programs. Scouts of any age can discover oral health, connect with their communities and take action to fight pediatric dental disease. As part of the #MySmileMatters Youth Movement, Scouts emerge as young oral health leaders and community ambassadors for children’s health. «

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Students United with America’s ToothFairy S

tudents United with America’s ToothFairy ® engages students in high school, college as well as dental, nursing, pre-dental, and dental hygiene programs across the country in activities focused on breaking the devastating cycle of pediatric dental disease. Students lead vital oral health education programs, host health fairs, institute toothbrushing programs in local schools, provide screenings and preventive services as appropriate, and promote positive oral health behaviors. «

“Starting a Students United with America’s ToothFairy chapter at the University of Kentucky has made me more aware of the oral health education need of our community. It has continually reminded me of why I want to become a dentist and serve these underprivileged populations.” -A  iley Layson University of Kentucky student leader

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Student volunteers participating in America’s ToothFairy collegiate programs reached 20,968 children and their caregivers with preventive services and/or oral health education

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Engaging Professionals O

ffering multiple opportunities to teach and reach vulnerable children, America’s ToothFairy engages dental professionals in a widespread effort to improve oral health literacy and increase access to care for children in their communities. America’s ToothFairy volunteer dental professionals are active in every state in the US, Canada and military bases throughout the world, providing vital educational outreach and pro bono services. «

Practice of Distinction T

he Practice of Distinction Program provides dental practices with an opportunity to highlight their commitment to children’s oral health through alignment with a smile-saving cause. Participating practices receive educational resources, practice-building marketing tools, and opportunities to enhance their outreach through community engagement and positive publicity. «

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Program Sponsor

Special Thanks to

76,233 youth, caregivers and pregnant mothers received oral health education

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ounded with a generous gift from Esther Wilkins, RDH, DMD, the Esther Wilkins Education Program builds on the role of dental hygienists and dental hygiene students as oral health champions by providing educational resources for community outreach. Members improve oral health literacy and promote positive oral health through community

Esther Wilkins Education Program outreach activities in their local communities and mission trips around the world. In partnership with the International Federation of Dental Hygienists, state coalitions, and 195 dental hygiene programs, Esther Wilkins Education Program members have reached thousands of children in every state, throughout the US, and internationally. « Made possible with generous support from

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Oral Health Zone Program A

merica’s ToothFairy programs integrate into a powerful, comprehensive oral health initiative under our Oral Health Zone Program model. The first America’s ToothFairy Oral Health Zone Program® was established in Washington, DC in 2010. Over the last five years, additional Oral Health Zones have been created in the Bay Area (CA), Orange County (CA),

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ow reaching four counties and more than 162,000 children and caregivers, the Orange County Oral Health Zone is strengthening a regional focus on oral health. Community partners of the Orange County Oral Health Zone include Early Head Start, Head Start Health Specialists and Parent Volunteers, AltaMed, Orange County school nurses, and Assistance Leagues. By linking stakeholders with direct service Affiliates and integrating America’s ToothFairy educational

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The Larry & Helen Hoag Foundation

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Arkansas, and Minnesota with developing Oral Health Initiatives in North Dakota and Texas. Engaging all local stakeholders in a collaborative approach, the Oral Health Zone drives systems change, while promoting positive oral health behaviors, raising awareness and delivering preventive and treatment services for vulnerable children. «

materials into local outreach programs, an increased proportion of Orange County’s vulnerable children are receiving vital services each year. With an invitation to expand oral health programming to all southern California Head Start programs and a new partnership with the Los Angeles Trust for Children’s Health reaching the 650,000 students in the L.A. Unified School District, the Orange County Oral Health Zone is poised to make a major impact in its third year. «

Minnesota T

hanks to generous support from the Delta Dental of Minnesota Foundation, the Minnesota Oral Health Zone reached more than 194,000 children and caregivers this year. Now collaborating with 44 community partners, three pilot communities and 12 Affiliate clinics and programs, the Minnesota Oral Health Zone expanded educational opportunities and provided support for dental care across the state. Key community partners include Head Start, School

Readiness, Early Childhood Family Education, the Minnesota Dental Association and a number of county public health and human services departments. The Minnesota Oral Health Zone has been influential in a number of statewide policy initiatives including the Sealants in the Schools program, Fluoride Advisory Committee, Born to Thrive and Help Me Grow systems work, the Child Care and Development Block Grant plan for infants and toddlers and others. « Made possible with generous support from

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ith an annual reach of more than 76,000 children, parents and caregivers, the Bay Area Oral Health Zone is impacting families in six counties. As a contributor to the San Francisco Children’s Oral Health Strategic Plan, the Bay Area Oral Health Zone continues to play an instrumental role in both strategic planning and implementation of regional oral health programming. In addition to strong partnerships with a number of prestigious universities, the Bay Area Oral Health Zone is now partnering with 50+ Head Start sites, YMCAs, WIC, school districts and after-school programs. A new affiliation with the Native American Health Center in Oakland provides the opportunity to support a wide range of services in the Alameda County Unified School District and Head Start. « Made possible with generous support from

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he Arkansas Oral Health Zone Program reached 26,171 children and caregivers with vital oral health education and services in its first year. In collaboration with the Arkansas Department of Health Office of Oral Health, Arkansas Oral Health Coalition, Arkansas State Dental Hygienists’ Association, the Arkansas Office of Minority Health and Health Disparities, as well as local community partners, safety net clinics, civic organizations, youth and health professionals, the Arkansas Oral Health Zone Program is raising awareness of the importance of oral health, promoting preventive strategies and delivering preventive and treatment services for vulnerable children. In the coming year, the Arkansas Oral Health Zone will formalize its relationship with Arkansas Head Start and work with school-based health centers across the state to improve access to care and oral health education.« Made possible with generous support from Delta Dental of Arkansas Foundation

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he National Capital Area Oral Health Zone continues to engage existing and new partners throughout the District of Columbia and surrounding counties in Maryland and Virginia. Students United with America’s ToothFairy chapters at Howard University School of Dentistry, Georgetown University, University of Maryland, Johns Hopkins University, and

George Washington University provided dynamic oral health education at school visits and outreach events. The National Capital Area Oral Health Zone has also formed strong community partnerships with child development centers, school programs, oral health coalitions, Girl Scouts Council of the National Capital Area and United Way of the National Capital Area. «

Oral Health Initiatives Texas

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ur school-focused Texas Oral Health Initiative began in early 2015 in partnership with Delta Dental Insurance Company. With a special focus on the Latino American community, this initiative is engaging Texas youth in the #MySmileMatters Youth Movement and equipping school nurses to provide oral health education. Through utilization of the ToothFairy 101® Community Education Kit, educational presentations, and health fairs, children in nine school districts of Houston and Dallas/Fort Worth are receiving the tools they need to improve their oral health. « Made possible with generous support from

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n collaboration with the state dental director, North Dakota Department of Health, North Dakota Oral Health Coalition, and National Association of School Nurses, our North Dakota Oral Health Initiative is working to position nontraditional community partners as oral health advocates. A volunteer network of paramedics, school nurses and other health professionals are providing oral health education for North Dakota youth and their caregivers with potential to reach more than 40,000 children across the state. « Made possible with generous support from

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Affiliate Network T

1,308,140 children & caregivers received oral health services through our Affiliate Network

he America’s ToothFairy Affiliate Network is a collaborative alliance of leading university dental and dental hygiene programs, hospitals, community clinics, mobile dental programs and school-based programs providing comprehensive oral health services to disadvantaged families. We are proud to partner with this growing network of non-profit providers committed to providing vital oral health services and delivering oral health education at every encounter with a child.« A.T. Still University dba Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health, Mesa, AZ AltaMed Health Services, Los Angeles, CA Arizona Public Health Association, Southern Region, Tucson, AZ Arroyo Vista Family Health Center, Los Angeles, CA Assistance League of Garden Grove, Garden Grove, CA Assistance League of Newport Mesa, Newport Mesa, CA Assistance League of San Bernardino, Dr. Earl R. Crane Children’s Dental Health Center, San Bernardino, CA CareSouth Carolina, Division of Dental Medicine, Hartsville, SC Caring Hands Dental Clinic, Alexandria, MN Cass County Dental Clinic, Belton, MO Central Community College, Hasting, NE Chabot College Dental Hygiene Program, Hayward, CA

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Children’s Dental Health Services, Rochester, MN Children’s Dental Services, Minneapolis, MN Columbia University College of Dental Medicine, New York, NY Community Clinic, Springdale, AR Community Dental Care, Maplewood, MN Community Dental Foundation, Phoenix, AZ Community Dental Services, Albuquerque, NM Community Dentistry on Wheels, Lanham, MD Contra Costa County Children’s Oral Health Program, Martinez, CA Conway Interfaith Clinic, Conway, AR Dientes Community Dental Care, Santa Cruz, CA Dignity Health Chandler Regional Medical Center, Chandler, AZ Douglas County Dental Clinic, Lawrence, KS E.C. Tyree Health & Dental Clinic, Wichita, KS

Family First Health, York, PA Family HealthCare Center, Fargo, ND FirstHealth of the Carolinas Dental Care Centers, Southern Pines, NC Fresh Start Surgical Gifts, Carlsbad, CA Friends of Family, La Habra, CA Gateway to Oral Health Foundation, Olivette, MO Georgia Regents University, Augusta, GA Greater Tampa Bay Oral Health Coalition, Plant City, FL Healthy Smiles for Kids of Orange County, Garden Grove, CA Healthy Smiles Mobile Dental Foundation, Fresno, CA Howard University College of Dentistry, Washington, DC Indiana University School of Dentistry, Indianapolis, IN

Just Kids Dental, Two Harbors, MN Kemple Memorial Children’s Dental Clinic, Bend, OR Kids’ Community Dental Clinic of Burbank, Burbank, CA KinderSmile Foundation, Upper Montclair, NJ Let’s Smile, Owatonna, MN Mid-Ohio Valley Health Department, Parkersburg, WV Northern Dental Access Center, Bemidji, MN Norwegian American Hospital, Chicago, IL Oregon Health & Science University School of Dentistry, Portland, OR Owens Community College, Perrysburg, OH PrairieStar Health Center, Hutchinson, KS Ravenswood Family Health Center, East Palo Alto, CA Ready Set Smile, Minneapolis, MN Rutgers University School of Dental Medicine, Newark, NJ San Gabriel Valley Foundation for Dental Health, La Puente, CA Saskatchewan Oral Health Coalition, Saskatoon, SK Saskatchewan Dental Hygienists Assocaition, Saskatoon, SK

Sonrisas Community Dental Center, Half Moon Bay, CA Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Carbondale, IL Springfield Urban League, Inc., Springfield, IL St. John’s Well Child & Family Center, Los Angeles, CA The Ada Jenkins Center, Davidson, NC The Children’s Dental Center, Inglewood, CA The Gary Center, La Habra, CA The Los Angeles Trust for Children’s Health, Los Angeles, CA Treasure Coast Community Health, Inc., Vero Beach, FL Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, Boston, MA Union Gospel Mission Association of St. Paul, St. Paul, MN University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Dentistry, Birmingham, AL University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB University of California Berkeley School of Public Health, Berkeley, CA University of California San Francisco School of Dentistry, San Francisco, CA University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry, Chicago, IL University of Iowa College of Dentistry, Iowa City, IO

97% of reporting Affiliates stated America’s ToothFairy educational materials were effective in positively influencing behavioral change

University of Kentucky College of Dentistry, Lexington, KY University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Dentistry, Kansas City, MO University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Dentistry, Lincoln, NE University of North Carolina School of Dentistry, Chapel Hill, NC University of South Dakota School of Health Sciences, Vermillion, SD University of Tennessee Health Science Center, Memphis, TN University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, Houston, TX University of Washington, Seattle, WA Valley Community Healthcare, North Hollywood, CA Virginia Commonwealth University School of Dentistry, Department of Pediatric Dentistry, Richmond, VA Washington State Smile Partners, Bainbridge Island, WA

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Underwriters Thanks to these generous Corporate Underwriters, 100% of your donation goes directly to smile-saving programs.«

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Virtual ToothFairy Ball & Online Auction A

merica’s ToothFairy held its inaugural Virtual ToothFairy Ball and Online Auction in November 2014. Individuals and corporations sponsored the event by purchasing one or more virtual “tables” and donating items for the auction. More than $200,000 was raised, and each $5,000 table sponsorship was awarded as a named ToothFairy Grant to support smile-saving programs from coast to coast. «

“Just Kids Dental provides oral health education and preventive dental services to rural underserved children throughout Minnesota and Wisconsin who truly face severely limited access to dental care. We are grateful for your compassionate community giving through this ToothFairy Grant which allows us to make a difference in these young lives.”
 -S  tacey Anderson Executive Director, Just Kids Dental

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ToothFairy Grants T

hanks to the support of individuals and corporations for the ToothFairy Ball and other programs, America’s ToothFairy awarded $270,000 in financial grants for community oral health initiatives and clinical programs to expand delivery of oral health services for underserved children.« 3M ESPE $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Community Dental Care

DMG America $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • CareSouth Carolina Division of Dental Medicine

Academy of Dental CPAs $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • University of Iowa College of Dentistry

Dudnyk $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Kemple Memorial Children’s Dental Clinic

A. Titan $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Howard University College of Dentistry

Hanley Wood Marketing $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Children’s Dental Services

BAE Systems, Inc. $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Ravenswood Family Health Center

Henk van Duijnhoven $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Community Dentistry On Wheels • San Gabriel Valley Foundation for Dental Health

Benco Family Foundation $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Indiana University School of Dentistry, Department of Pediatric Dentistry Dr. Gordon J. Christensen $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Central Community College Dental Hygiene Program • University of Washington Center for Pediatric Dentistry Darby Dental Supply, LLC $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • A.T. Still University dba Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health Delta Dental of Minnesota Foundation $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Children’s Dental Health Services DENTSPLY International $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • University of Washington Center for Pediatric Dentistry 28

Henry Schein $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • University of Alabama at Birmingham Department of Pediatric Dentistry • University of South Dakota Department of Dental Hygiene Invisalign® $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Sonrisas Community Dental Center • Tufts University School of Dental Medicine IQ Dental Supply $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • KinderSmile Foundation

Mark Moehlman and Dr. Cherilyn Sheets $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Assistance League of Orange Dental Health Center Medicom $20,000 ToothFairy Grant • Children’s Dental Services Patterson Dental - Sparkle $10,000 ToothFairy Grant • Community Dentistry on Wheels • Indiana University School of Dentistry Patterson Dental - Sparkle $7,500 ToothFairy Grant • Gateway to Oral Health Foundation Retired 3M Executives $3,500 ToothFairy Grant • Northern Dental Access Center Retired 3M Executives $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Children’s Dental Services • Community Dental Care SciCan Inc. $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Just Kids Dental Sirona $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Tufts University School of Dental Medicine Sulzer Mixpac, Ltd $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Virginia Commonwealth University Department of Pediatric Dentistry

Thomas & JoAnn Prescott $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Bay Area Oral Health Zone Program TSC EcoSolutions $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Cass Community Health Foundation • University of Texas School of Dentistry at Houston Ultradent Products, Inc. $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • Kids’ Community Dental Clinic of Burbank Wunderman $5,000 ToothFairy Grant • The Children’s Dental Center of Greater Los Angeles America’s ToothFairy $5,000 Grant • A.T. Still University dba Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health • Community Dentistry On Wheels • Conway Interfaith Clinic, Inc. • Just Kids Dental • Kemple Memorial Children’s Dental Clinic • Kids’ Community Dental Clinic of Burbank • San Gabriel Valley Foundation for Dental Health • Springfield Urban League Inc. • The Children’s Dental Center of Greater Los Angeles • The Los Angeles Trust for Children’s Health • Virginia Commonwealth University School of Dentistry, Department of Pediatric Dentistry

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Program Partners A

merica’s ToothFairy Program Partners are major national service organizations that share our commitment to providing oral health services and education to vulnerable populations. Leveraging the national reach and expertise of this network, America’s ToothFairy is optimizing resources to reach the greatest number of underserved children and families. « FY 2015 Highlights: • In partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs of America, 369,410 children and teens were impacted through oral health educational programming. • A  s part of the #MySmileMatters Youth Movement, high school students with HOSA: Future Health Professionals of America reached 206,770 children through community outreach programs. • M  embers of the National Association of School Nurses used America’s ToothFairy educational kits and resources to provide oral health instruction to 133,539 students in schools across the country.

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Coalition for Drinking Water

Boy & Girl Scouts Troops & Councils

Head Start & Early Head Start Centers

State Dental Associations

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Supporters 3D Systems Corporation 3M ESPE Dental A. Titan Instruments, Inc. Academy of Dental CPAs Advanstar Aegis Communications Alan Mannheimer, MD Alan Robinson, DDS Align Technology, Inc. Align Technology, Inc. (Canada) Allison Farey Amber Holloway Anjani Koneru, DMD Anna Pattison, RDH, MS Asha & Ardeshir Dentistry Avi Reichental BAE Systems Imaging Solutions Barbara Parker Belmont Publications Benco Family Foundation Beverly Wasserman Bill Goetz Bisco Dental Products Bob & Pam MacDonald Brad Sauer Brett Wood, DMD, MS Brian Hughsam, DDS Brittany Bentley

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CAO Group, Inc. Catherine Mincy, DDS Cathy Seckman, RDH Central Community College Centrix Dental Certol International, LLC Charles Reich Charles Wolfe, DDS Cheryl Billingsley, DDS Cherilyn G. Sheets, DDS Choice Translating Christine A. Herschel, RDH Christopher T. Clark Claude & Jennifer Morady Colin M. Webb Corey Hastings Cosmedent, Inc. Cristie Ramsey Crosstex Dan Banh, DDS Dan Hwang, DDS Daniel Chan, DDS Darby Dental Supply, LLC David Cox David Edward Hodges Dear Doctor Deedee Gurin, DMD Delta Dental Community Care Foundation Delta Dental of Arkansas Foundation

Delta Dental of California Delta Dental Insurance Company Delta Dental of Minnesota Foundation Dental Care Associates Dental Industry Association of Canada (DIAC) Dental Product Shopper DenTek Dentistry Today DENTSPLY International DMG America, LLC Don Gross Donald Montano Douglas Palmer, DDS Dr. Erica Anand Dr. Mark R. Raab Drake Orthodontics Dudnyk Edward Jackson, DMD Emily Eckert Emma Johnson, DDS Eric J. Harris, DDS Ethan Levander Eunha Cho, DDS EVOLVE Oral Care Fern K. Ingber Fred & Barbara Palensky Gary Griswold GC America, Inc.

Glenn Lockwood, DDS Good Cause Greetings, Inc. Gordon Barnes Gordon Christensen, DDS, MSD, PhD Haley Raymond Hanley Wood Marketing, Inc. Harold Brooks, DDS Harvey Levy Haws Corporation Henk van Duijnhoven Henry Schein, Inc. Heraeus Kulzer, Inc. Herman & Ursula Simon Howard Farran, DDS, MBA Hull & Coleman Orthodontics Huw Francis Thomas, BDS, MS, PhD Ileana Lozano Ivoclar Vivadent Jaana Koning, DDS Jay Vining Ihlenfeld, PhD Jeanne Fravel Jeff Lavers Jeffrey Tocci, DDS Jenica Nelan Jennifer Ludwig

Jenny Fei, DMD Jeremy Eckman Jerome Casper, DMD Jill Malmgren Joan F. Lorden, PhD Joe Greenberg, DMD John Benson John Yates Jonathan Ballard, DDS Joyee & Sameer Vachani Katie & Mike Malone KaVo Kerr Group Kendra Covington Pratt, DDS, MS Kevin Baker Kristin Carroll Lake Pointe Family Dentistry Leesha Murphy Leo E. Rouse, DDS, FACD Leslie Hendrix Linda Blakey, DDS Ljubica Durlovska LMT Communications, Inc. Lynn Harrison Lynn Lude, RDH Marcey Saunders

Margaret Megelas, DDS Marites Sison, DMD Mark Moehlman Mary Ann Sweeney Mary Elizabeth Bisese, DDS Maureen Clawson Lowrey Medicom, Inc. Melissa Summerfield Merrick Weingarten Michael Bulger, DDS Michael Engel, DMD Michael Sitters, DDS Michelle Von Fange Mindy Smith Nicholas Rendon, DDS Nicole Malachowski Nnenna Ofobike-Lewis North Dakota Dental Hygienists Association O’Gorman-Greater Sioux Falls HOSA Chapter Oral Health Group Paradise Valley High School HOSA Chapter Patricia Artemas Patterson Dental Supply Inc.

Paul A. Guggenheim Paul Mondock PennWell Peter Bagnell Polytech High School HOSA Chapter Prairie Dental Center Premier Dental Products Company Pro2 Solutions Pulpdent Corporation Quanda Johnson, DDS Quintessence Publishing Company, Inc. Rael Gorelick Ramona Ardoin Richard Fixott, DDS Richard Iverson Richard Koch, DDS River Ridge Oral & Maxillofacial Surgical Center Robert Size Robert Supple Ron & Linda Rossen Ronald Baukol Ronald S. Jacobson, DDS, MS Russell & Sally Robinson

Ruth Scher Sarah Hesslink Sarah Norman SciCan, Inc. Septodont, Inc Sergey Kunin Shannon Weatherly Sharon Nicholson-Harrell, DDS Shofu Dental Corporation Sirona Dental Systems, Inc. SmileMakers, Inc. Southern Dental Industries Inc. (SDI) Southwest’s ToothFairies Stephanie Alvira Stephen Kallaos, DDS Steven Wong, DDS Sunstar Americas, Inc. Supersmile Susan Greenwald Stern Susan Hammel Suzanne Bird, DDS Tami Earney Terry Ng, CPA, PLLC The Eddie & Jo Allison Smith Family Foundation

The Larry & Helen Hoag Foundation The Procter & Gamble Company Thomas Engels Thomas M. Prescott Tina S. Merhoff & Associates Pediatric Dentistry Todd Rankin, DDS Tom & Nancy Mierswa Tracy Willson-Scott TSC EcoSolutions, LLC Tyler Junior College Tyler Nunes Ultradent Products, Inc. University of North Carolina University of South Florida SUAT Walmart Stores, Inc. Wells Fargo Practice Finance Wiederman & Chamberlain William Coyne William Glaros, DDS William Paul Winters Wirth - Myers Family Fund Wiswall Endodontics Wunderman

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Consolidated Statements of Activities Year Ended June 30, 2015

Support and Revenue Contributions

In-kind contributions

Contributed services Other income

Net assets released from restrictions Total support and revenue

Expenses

Program expenses

Management and general expenses Fundraising expenses: Purchased Donated

719,488 $

2,380,807

100,899 490

956,002 $ -

-

Total $1,675,490

2,380,807

100,899 490

1,150,813

(1,150,813) (194,811)

4,157,686

2,600,313

-

2,600,313

156,968

-

4,287,628

-

4,352,497

293,208

1,237,139

-

-

293,208 156,968

1,237,139

64,869

(194,811)

(129,942)

Net Assets, Beginning

777,616

1,028,142

1,805,758

Net Assets, Ending

842,485

833,331

1,675,816

Change in net assets

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$

Restricted

-

Total expenses



Unrestricted

2015 Temporarily

4,287,628

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