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Abacus CEO highlights company's charitable event

David Salazar
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Perry Antelman, CEO of Abacus Health Products, recently spoke to Store Brands sister publication Drug Store News about how the company has been giving back with a focus on conditions that affect many of its users. 

Antelman highlighted the Survive and Thrive: COVID-19 Celebrity Challenge to benefit the Arthritis Foundation, a live-streamed fundraising challenge held in April that raised money on behalf of the Arthritis Foundation and included such celebrities as football star Rob Gronkowski, model Camille Kostek and Pro Footbal Hall of Famer Brian Urlacher. 

"We created this event to spread positivity and optimism during COVID-19," Antelman said. "To show people all over the world that this is not just a time to survive, but an opportunity to thrive."

The full interview can be read here. 

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