AAD Philanthropy

Anne Arundel Dermatology In The Community: Denim and Diamonds Bash

Over the weekend, Anne Arundel Dermatology was a sponsor for the Denim and Diamonds Bash.  Denim and Diamonds is an event hosted by the Anne Arundel Medical Center. Denim and Diamonds directly supports AAMC’s efforts to increase mental health services … →

Anne Arundel Dermatology Surprises Charlotte Hall Veterans Home Residents with Warrior Water Bottles

Veterans’ Day 2017 may be long over, but Anne Arundel Dermatology recently demonstrated its continued appreciation for Veterans by donating 80 specially-designed “Warrior” water bottles to residents of the Charlotte Hall Veterans Home in Prince Frederick, MD. The bottles, which … →

Anne Arundel Dermatology Sponsors, Attends Bountiful Harvest

Last month Anne Arundel Dermatology (AAD) sponsored and attended Bountiful Harvest, an annual event held by The Friends of the Light House to benefit The Light House, a homeless prevention support center in Annapolis, MD. Held on Veterans Day at … →

Dr. Pearson, Other Local Dermatologists Give Skin Cancer Screenings at Ocean Pines Community Health Fair

Anne Arundel Dermatology attended the Ocean Pines Community Health Fair, held at the Ocean Pines Community Center, for the first time on Saturday, October 7. Dr. Timothy Pearson, who is now seeing patients at offices in both Salisbury and Ocean … →

Mary Whitlock, RN, Gives Complimentary Facials to Cancer Patients in DC

Mary Whitlock, RN, represented Anne Arundel Dermatology at the annual iS CANCER CARE SPA DAY, hosted by INNOVATIVE SKINCARE and the Washington Cancer Institute, on October 1. At this very unique annual event, patients undergoing cancer therapy are treated to … →

AAD & Its Patients Aid Hurricane Victims Through PROJECT HOPE

Anne Arundel Dermatology is not only committed to providing its patients with the highest quality of care; it’s also committed to supporting its local and not-so-local communities through philanthropic efforts. So when Hurricane Harvey hit and affected thousands of people … →