Helping Paws Military Appreciation Day 2017
Hannah Mullins, Executive Director for Helping Paws talks about Helping Paws Foundation on American Trends.
Craig J. Mohnacky, A Pet’s Best Friend

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Henry Schein Cares Award Photo
Established in 2008, the Henry Schein Cares Foundation works to foster, support, and promote dental, medical, and animal health by helping to increase access to care in communities around the world. The Henry Schein Cares Foundation carries out its mission through financial and health care product donations to nonprofit organizations supporting health care professionals and community-based programs focused on prevention, wellness, and treatment; disaster preparedness and relief; and capacity building of health institutions that provide training and care.
Nine organizations were selected by an independent panel of judges as finalists across three categories: oral health, animal health, and medical health. From those nine finalists, three will receive the Henry Schein Cares Medal, representing one medalist each for oral, animal, and medical health. The medalists, also selected by the panel, will be announced later this year. In no particular order, the finalists, by category, are as follows:
Nine organizations were selected by an independent panel of judges as finalists across three categories: oral health, animal health, and medical health. From those nine finalists, three will receive the Henry Schein Cares Medal, representing one medalist each for oral, animal, and medical health. The medalists, also selected by the panel, will be announced later this year. In no particular order, the finalists, by category, are as follows:
- Oral health: Apple Tree Dental (Coon Rapids, Minnesota), Diocesan Council for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Diocese (Phoenix, Arizona), and the San Diego Dental Health Foundation (San Diego, California).
- Animal health: Helping Paws (Escondido, California), Humane Society for Seattle-King County (Bellevue, Washington), and Portland Animal Welfare Team (Portland, Oregon).
- Medical health: Buddhist Tzu Chi Medical Foundation (Alhambra, California); Hands Up for Haiti, Inc. (Mount Kisco, New York); and Smile Rescue Fund for Kids, Inc. (Setauket, New York).
Lead San Diego Visionary Award
On Thursday, May 26, Dr. Craig Mohnacky, Founder of Helping Paws Military Appreciation Program, was recognized for his 2015 Channel 10 Leadership Award by competing with eleven leadership award recipients for the 14th Annual LEAD San Diego Visionary Award.
The 10News Leadership Award recipients were nominated by community members for making our region a better place to live by standing up for those who need help, initiating or creating solutions for others, and serving as role models or fulfilling local needs.
LEAD San Diego exists to enhance the quality of life in our region through a growing network of capable and engaged civic leaders. LEAD San Diego honors these 11 outstanding finalists whose work has helped to transform San Diego county with the Visionary Award.
Dinner and a reception was held at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront with 800 community and business leaders in attendance. Dr. Mohnacky’s program, Helping Paws, was highlighted for its contribution to the local military community. Helping Paws was honored to be a part of these great awards program.
The 10News Leadership Award recipients were nominated by community members for making our region a better place to live by standing up for those who need help, initiating or creating solutions for others, and serving as role models or fulfilling local needs.
LEAD San Diego exists to enhance the quality of life in our region through a growing network of capable and engaged civic leaders. LEAD San Diego honors these 11 outstanding finalists whose work has helped to transform San Diego county with the Visionary Award.
Dinner and a reception was held at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront with 800 community and business leaders in attendance. Dr. Mohnacky’s program, Helping Paws, was highlighted for its contribution to the local military community. Helping Paws was honored to be a part of these great awards program.
News Feature
Helping Paws Military Appreciation Day Press Release
The Helping Paws Military Appreciation Program came together with Team Amber Rescue for a fundraiser to honor the memory of Amber Dubois. Check out the story in this NBC7 report.
We are proud that Dr. Mohnacky has won the 10News Leadership Award! The Helping Paws Military Appreciation Program would like to thank everyone for their support in receiving this prestigious award! Click here to read the article and watch the news broadcast below: