Goldson Spine to host Back to School Celebration

Goldson Spine to host Back to School Celebration 

The Goldson Spine Rehabilitation Center is holding their annual Back to School event Saturday, August 6. Working with community businesses, the partnership will be providing school supplies & backpacks for needy and underprivileged youths in the community. Following several successful years of the event, the Center is looking forward to another successful event being able to help more children prepare for school this year.

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Held at the Central Broward Regional Park in Lauderhill, gates will open at noon with the festivities wrapping up at 4pm. Free physicals will be given on a first come first serve basis from 1 to 3pm in addition to a free Barbecue, bounce house, Spelling, Poetry Jam and music provided by One in A Million Disco.

This event aims at supporting the community through the empowerment of its youth. For more information or to find out how you can make a contribution, please contact Marcelle Jones at 954-584-3774, Crystal Mathis at 954-588-3250 or visit our website at www.GoldsonSpine.com.

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