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- James R. Baker and the staff at Baker Family Chiropractic recently held their fifth canned food drive for Thermal Belt Outreach Ministry. Each year as one of the business’s public service activities, Dr. Baker takes cans of food in lieu of payment for chiropractic health care services for the month of December and donates them to Outreach. “This was our most successful year and we would like to extend our gratitude to every patient who helped contribute to such a needed and worthwhile cause,” says Dr. Baker. (photo submitted Donna Wood)
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