Greg Clark, Mandy Macri, Herbe Krisle & David CreechDAC has announced it raised $2,150 from its second-annual DAC New Year's Eve 10k Race. The race, held on December 31st, benefited the Page Robbins Adult Day Care Center, a Collierville, Tenn.-based nonprofit organization that provides care for those suffering from dementia-related diseases, including Alzheimer's disease.
"DAC has always been dedicated to giving back to the community," said Robert Creech, president of DAC. "We're thrilled that the participation of our members and the Collierville community made the race possible and helped us surpass our fundraising goal for the second year in a row."
Earlier this month, David Creech, vice-president of DAC; Mandy Macri, community outreach director for DAC; and Greg Clark, of the City of Collierville; presented the check to Herbe Krisle, the executive director for Page Robbins Adult Day Care Center. To date, the club has raised more than $5,000 for the Center.
"DAC has always been dedicated to giving back to the community," said Robert Creech, president of DAC. "We're thrilled that the participation of our members and the Collierville community made the race possible and helped us surpass our fundraising goal for the second year in a row."
Earlier this month, David Creech, vice-president of DAC; Mandy Macri, community outreach director for DAC; and Greg Clark, of the City of Collierville; presented the check to Herbe Krisle, the executive director for Page Robbins Adult Day Care Center. To date, the club has raised more than $5,000 for the Center.
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