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Awards to California Individuals for Contributions in Dentistry is sponsored by California Dental Association Foundation. Recognizes outstanding contributions in the field of dentistry by California individuals, honoring efforts to advance dental professional well-being.
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CURES (Controlled Substance) ... Dental Practice & Licensing ... Environment & Radiation Education for dentists evolves to expand health access, equity and whole-person care The CDA Foundation’s education offerings have risen to meet the changing needs and health challenges of patients and providers.
Early programs addressed gaps in care for vulnerable children and older adults. Today’s programs give providers tools to advocate and care for patients’ total well-being. Mark Booth, DDS, receives Dr. Arthur A.
Dugoni Faculty Award for his humanistic approach to dental education Mark Booth, DDS, receives the CDA Foundation’s 2026 Dr. Arthur A. Dugoni Faculty Award for his humanistic approach to dental education.
Dr. Gale Kloeffler Award recognizes Shalyn Robers’ dedication to the well-being of dental professionals Shalyn Robers received the CDA Foundation’s 2026 Dr. Gale Kloeffler Award for her career-long dedication to the well-being of dental professionals. Celebrating a legacy of water fluoridation and protecting systems for the future The need for trusted health information has never felt more urgent.
Community water fluoridation is the single most cost-effective, equitable… First Wellness Grant event builds dental students’ resiliency skills Stress beginning in dental school often leads to higher rates of depression and anxiety throughout dentists’ careers.
To build sustainable… New CDA Foundation program addresses food insecurity experienced by California dental students A dental student who cannot meet their basic needs cannot fully focus on becoming the clinician California needs them to… Supporting recovery and building resilience: Wellness Program expands its lens The CDA Foundation’s programs have evolved to offer support beyond substance use disorder recovery.
The peer-to-peer program still provides this critical help, but more resources address mental health, stress and burnout. New Public Health Leadership Award recognizes oral health champions in California California dentists who have distinguished themselves through a lifetime of leadership and contributions in public health and public policy can be recognized through a CDA Foundation award launched April 1.
Smile, Hero and Advocate Supporters: New Friends of the Foundation options to meet giving abilities and philanthropy goals The Friends of the Foundation donor program has relaunched to bring together even more supporters and recognize generosity at every level. A boost to students’ well-being through new dental school events grant The CDA Foundation has launched a Wellness Grant to support events at California dental schools.
Applications are open, and grants will be awarded on a rolling basis. Celebrating 25 years of expanding access to care: The evolution of CDA Foundation clinics The CDA Foundation’s volunteer leadership reflect on how clinic models have evolved to increase impact and support sustainable access to care.
Personal stories, progress shared at CDA Foundation’s Wellness Program training “By leading with empathy and building spaces for vulnerability, we strengthen our entire profession. ”
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals in California who have made significant contributions to the field of dentistry. Confirm the full requirements on the funder's own website before applying.
Applications for Awards to California Individuals for Contributions in Dentistry are due May 31, 2028. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Awards to California Individuals for Contributions in Dentistry is funded by California Dental Association Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's own website before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in California. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the funder's own website for location requirements.
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