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Protecting Everyone: Welcome to the Grange Big E FREE Vaccinations

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National Grange leaders Betsy Huber (President), Joan C. Smith (Grange Foundation Chairperson), Burton Eller (Grange Advocacy Executive Director), and Stephanie Wilkins (IT Manager) discuss the importance of immunizations. Join us at the Big E in West Springfield, Massachusetts to receive your FREE immunizations from September 15-October 1. We also want to acknowledge our pharmacy partners @ASCPharm and @pharmericacorp8227 and thanks to @USAging for their support in helping us Promote Good Health for Our Rural Communities… and beyond! This effort is supported by the Administration for Community Living (ACL) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The content are those of the authors and do necessarily represent the offices of, nor an endorsement, by SCL, HHS, or the U.S. Government.