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Mother & Son Team Saving Kids …one toothbrush at a time Susan Brooks, RN MS NCSN Sam Alter, MBA

Join Susan Brooks, RN, MS, NCSN, and Sam Alter, MBA, in tackling the deeply-rooted issue of poor child hygiene in Montgomery County. By implementing the "Multiplication Effect" theory, they aim to bring inexpensive commodity items to children in need. With just a 13¢ toothbrush, their goal is to provide hygiene essentials to all students in the county. By cutting out the middleman and working directly with distributors, they achieve efficiency and maximize impact, delivering over 32,500 items for just $3000. Through grassroots efforts and corporate sponsorships, they aspire to eliminate child hygiene poverty in North Carolina. Visit HealthyKidsNC.org to support this initiative and help make a lasting change.

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Mother & Son Team Saving Kids …one toothbrush at a time Susan Brooks, RN MS NCSN Sam Alter, MBA

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  1. Mother & Son Team Saving Kids …one toothbrush at a time Susan Brooks, RN MS NCSN Sam Alter, MBA

  2. Poor child hygiene: A deeply-rooted problem Child Poverty Montgomery Co. (US Census) Child “Hygiene Poverty” is about DOUBLE Poor hygiene steals the future from our children!

  3. Solution: Now for the good news! Theory: “The Multiplication Effect” Inexpensive Commodity ItemsPotential Long-Term Positive Social Change One 13¢ Toothbrush >> One Child 100,000 Toothbrushes >> 100,000 Children!

  4. The QuestionCan a modest donation and efficient execution satisfy the hygiene needs of the ENTIRE Montgomery Co. school district for one year? The ChallengeEmpower School Nurses with necessary items as efficiently and as responsibly as possible, and measure the effectiveness of each dollar.

  5. So what did we deliver? Montgomery County 56.6% 2700 of 4700 1 Projected School Year 27 Kinds 32,500 Items • Dental– Colorful Reusable Toothbrushes, Toothpastes, Kids floss • Body– Soaps, Shampoos, Lotions, Lip Balms, Deodorants • Personal– Combs, Brushes, Nail Files, Hair Picks, Socks, Tissue Packs • First aid – Automatic Manometers, Gauze Rolls, Eye Drops, Band-Aids • Female– Maxi-pads, Panty Liners • Diabetes– Meters, Strips, Lancets, Devices, Alc. Preps, Control Slns • Others – Small Carry bag, Large Carry bag

  6. And it all cost........... $3000 $3000 is $1.12 per hygiene-poor student, per year. WHY this cheap? Because we cut the middle man and work directly through distributors. They are delighted to help us in our charity work. No middle man means more efficiency, better hygiene for more kids.

  7. The Result?

  8. Goal of eliminating child hygiene poverty across NC A grassroots network of school nursing “health advocates” “Part of your school community…your medical community” Gather corporate sponsorships for self-funding foundation Visit HealthyKidsNC.org to get involved!

  9. Start small – Dream big Dental vs Full Hygiene Goal is self-funding foundation Satisfy hygiene for all of NC, in perpetuity! Visit HealthyKidsNC.org to get involved!

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