by Kenzie on January 10, 2015
Join Dance Out Diabetes and Anita Lalwani in a hip-swaying, shoulder-shaking Belly Dance Class! Belly Dancing is a Western name for a traditional West Asian/Middle Eastern form of dance. This low-impact cardiovascular class is a great way to strengthen muscles throughout the body!
For a $10 donation ($5 if you can’t afford), participants will get a $277 value health check-up at the beginning of the event. This includes blood pressure, weight, A1C test (3-month glucose average), glucose and access to certified diabetes educators.
Where: The African American Art & Culture Complex (762 Fulton Street, SF, CA 94102). Free parking.
Contact: Grace at 877-765-4386 or grace@danceoutdiabetes.org
by Kenzie on January 10, 2015
See what we’re doing in 2015!
If you’re in the San Francisco area and you’d like to have some postcards mailed to you, please contact Grace at 1-877-765-4386 or grace@danceoutdiabetes.org
You can also download the 2015 dance schedule here.
by Kenzie on January 10, 2015
When you take your wallet card with you to each dance you will show it to registration, have the educator write your results, and then you can share it with your healthcare provider.
In case you lost your wallet card, you can print one here:
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by Kenzie on December 14, 2014
Let’s start 2015 off right with a free dance to some of Motown’s greatest hits! Hear songs from The Four Tops, The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, The Temptations, The Jackson 5, and many more!
For a $10 donation ($5 if you can’t afford), participants will get a $277 value health check-up at the beginning of the event. This includes blood pressure, weight, A1C test (3-month glucose average), glucose and access to certified diabetes educators.
Where: The African American Art & Culture Complex (762 Fulton Street, SF, CA 94102). Free parking.
Contact: Grace at 1-877-765-4386 or grace@danceoutdiabetes.org
by Kenzie on December 7, 2014
Funding is almost out so please help us keep going for 2015!
Or send your tax-deductible check to Dance Out Diabetes at PO Box 14002 San Francisco, CA 94114.
We appreciate your generosity!
by Kenzie on December 6, 2014
The holidays have arrived, and with them all the food-laden festivities, family drama, endless shopping, and other seasonal stressors. Never fear. We have tips to help you make it through theses holiday hazards with your sanity and blood sugar in tact.
Click Here to read the full article.
by Kenzie on November 15, 2014
Do you have left over $$ on your BART ticket? Use it to support DOD!
“Tiny Tickets” is a new campaign issued by BART and the East Bay Community to encourage BART riders to donate the unused portion of their BART tickets. Tiny Tickets are those BART tickets that have tiny bits of value on them that are often left in pockets or thrown out. With the Tiny Tickets Program, you can donate your left over tickets to help fund Dance Out Diabetes programs.
Here’s how: Collect all your Tiny Tickets, and send them off by December 1st to:
P.O. Box 14002
San Francisco, CA 94114
The funds will go to continue our monthly dance and health screening events. Thank you for your support!
by Kenzie on November 9, 2014
Salsa is a lively Latin dance form with Cuban origins. It is generally associated with Latin-American dance music, Afro-Caribbean rhythms, and a Cuban big-band flavor. Salsa gets arms moving and hips shaking for a fun workout everyone can enjoy.
Please download & share the flyer HERE.
by Kenzie on November 2, 2014
We know you live with diabetes every minute of every day. But the disease takes on special significance in November, during Diabetes Awareness Month. This month is a great opportunity for you to join forces with others who share this diabetes experience and to help spread awareness to those who don’t.
Read the entire article HERE.
by Kenzie on October 18, 2014
Join Dance Out Diabetes and Anita Lalwani in a hip-swaying, shoulder-shaking Belly Dance Class! Belly Dancing is a Western name for a traditional West Asian/Middle Eastern form of dance. This low-impact cardiovascular class is a great way to strengthen muscles throughout the body!
