Foot Levelers, Inc., has a foundation that is dedicated to the life and great work of its founder, Dr. Monte H. Greenawalt. The Dr. Monte H. Greenawalt Foundation was started to continue his legacy and work, especially his remarkable work progressing chiropractic education.
Foot Levelers has announced it has donated close to $500,000 from the Monte Greenawalt Foundation to chiropractic colleges. These funds will be used for on-campus clinical advancements, new buildings, and classroom development. The chiropractic colleges benefitting from the donation are as follows:
"My father, Dr. Monte, always believed one of the best investments you could ever make was in the mind of a young person," said Kent Greenawalt, chairman and CEO of Foot Levelers. "His foundation carries this vision forward and will continue to support the chiropractors of the future. I know he must be smiling with the amount of this year's gift."
"Foot Levelers continues to be a leader in academic giving in the chiropractic profession," added Dr. Mark Zeigler, vice president of education at Foot Levelers. "We are proud to enhance the student experience and advance the teaching and learning environments at these chiropractic institutions."
Source: Foot Levelers, Inc.
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