Palmer College of Chiropractic

The shelves are bare for families right here in Port Orange and they need our help now more than ever. Palmer’s Florida chapter of the Student American Black Chiropractic Association wanted to help moms and dads put food on the table for their children. Through "Scouting for Food," SABCA helped the boys and girls scouts feed families that are going hungry.

Held on November 13 at the local Winn-Dixie market place, SABCA partnered with the “Second Harvest Food Bank” in distributing food to families throughout the area.

“We helped by collecting and sorting nonperishable food items totaling 720 boxes of food that will feed 380 families. We were also able to use this opportunity to provide education about chiropractic to our surrounding community by talking to other volunteers and staff members of the food bank,” said Kanema Morrison, SABCA member and event coordinator.

The mission of SABCA’s Florida Campus chapter is to empower humanity in the expression of maximum health, wellness, and human potential through universal chiropractic.