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Enderlin is a past performer at the 2022 Rison in the Fall Festival
BENTON, AR — The Arkansas Academy of Family Physicians Foundation is proud to announce a special fundraising event aimed at addressing the pressing challenges of recruiting and retaining family physicians in Arkansas. In response to the growing need for dedicated family physicians in our state, the Foundation is launching an endowed scholarship fund to support family medicine residents who commit to serving our local communities.The Foundation is proud to bring the “Play It Forward” concert event will take place on Friday, August 23a, at 7 p.m. in the Robinson Center’s Still Ballroom. All proceeds from the event will go directly to the endowed scholarship fund, which is designed to encourage family medicine residents to remain in Arkansas, ensuring that our communities continue to receive high-quality healthcare.The evening will feature performances by the talented musical duo Cliff and Susan, as well as country music singer-songwriter Erin Enderlin. Guests will enjoy an evening of entertainment while contributing to a cause that directly impacts the health and well-being of Arkansans.Tickets are $25 plus tax and available online at arkansasafp.org“Supporting family medicine residents through this scholarship is crucial for maintaining the strong foundation of healthcare in our state,” said Sam Taggart, MD, board member of the Arkansas Academy of Family Physicians Foundation. “By investing in the future of our healthcare professionals, we are investing in the future of Arkansas.”The Arkansas Academy of Family Physicians Foundation is dedicated to advancing the practice of family medicine in Arkansas. Through scholarships, advocacy, and support for medical education, the Foundation works to ensure that the state’s residents have access to high-quality, compassionate healthcare....