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Annual Holiday Food and Coat Drive Held by Freehold Chiropractor
Dr. Russell Brokstein is a chiropractor in Freehold NJ that participates in the state association's annual holiday drive to help others
Every year Chiropractor in Freehold, Dr. Russell Brokstein, participates in the annual statewide food, coat, hat, glove and scarf drive to help those less fortunate. “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” is an event formed by the Association of NJ Chiropractors to help those less fortunate in NJ. Dr. Brokstein has been holding this even in his office since he opened in 2005.
“Baby, It’s Cold Outside” helps those less fortunate that need food and clothing to be warm during the cold winter months. Dr. Brokstein will be starting the annual holiday drive on “Black Friday and will collect donations of non-perishable food items or coats, hats, gloves and scarves in good condition. The items will be donated to a local Freehold, NJ food pantry and charity.
Dr. Brokstein who grew up in Freehold states, “I returned to the town I love and grew up in so I could give back to the community with events like this. Part of my job is Educating the public and providing natural chiropractic. But we have so many in the state that have been suffering from uncontrollable circumstances like Hurricane Sandy, the economy and other situations. Lets helps others so they can have a little joy and laughter this holiday season and cold winter season.”
To make this a win win for everybody, people that bring in at least 5 food items and/or coats will receive a gift certificate for a complimentary “Pain Relief and Health Consultation”. There are many people looking for an answer to their pain or to being healthy naturally. Chiropractic has so much to offer everybody!
If you live or work near Freehold, NJ drop off your food and clothing items at Dr. Brokstein’s office until January 8, 2015. To find out more about Dr. Brokstein and our location click: Freehold Chiropractor
Other offices that are part of the ANJC are participating in the annual holiday food and coat drive. If you are not in Freehold, NJ or local towns, you can go to the associations website at www.ANJC.com to find an office near you.
