Control your Diabetes
Be Healthy,
Be Happy
Help us, help African Americans impacted by diabetes to stay healthy!
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We welcome new partnerships
Put your products, services, and knowledge in front of millions of African Americans impacted by diabetes who are looking to improve their healthcare outcomes. With the African American Diabetes Association (AADA) as your business partner, you will connect with a large and engaged community of African Americans impacted by diabetes. You will also grow your business and advance the cause of addressing healthcare disparities with our targeted population.
Please fill out this form and a member of our team will be in touch.
Donate through Facebook on your birthday to the African American Diabetes Association. You’ll set a goal amount and create a custom message, and, on your birthday, your friends will receive a notification inviting them to donate to that cause. The fundraiser will end at midnight.
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