Charitable Works

From time to time The Dental Implant Institute holds fundraisers, 100% of the proceeds from those fundraisers, as well as 100% of all private donations recieved at the Institute are given to breast cancer research. We also donate a portion of all of our profits to Breast Cancer Research.

Dr. Chen, and Dr. Cha both feel very strongly about giving back to the community, that is why they are both very active contributors to several charitible organizations.

Dr. Cha is a Gold Level sponsor for the American Heart Association, and also contributes generously to the Diabetes Foundation and the AIDS Foundation. She is on the advisory board of Clark High School(from where she graduated), for AMSAT, a math and science program for advanced students. Dr. Cha also is a sponsor of the 4 Christ Mission, which through her patronage, has been able to build and support several orphanages in Mexico.

Dr. Chen is involved in numerous philanthropic endeavors in Las Vegas. He donated $220,000 to disaster relief in China, after an earthquake there devestated the sichuan Province. He has donated land and a building to the Adat Ami congregation to use for their synagogue. He is a Platinum business sponsor for the "Feed the Children" foundation, and a Gold level sponsor for the American Heart Association, and a generous contributor to the Diabetes Foundation. He is a member of the UNLV President's foundation, the Asian Chamber of Commerce, and has been a Medical Advisor for Las Vegas Health magazine.

Dr. Chen also sponsors the 4 Christ Mission, which through his patronage, has been able to support several orphanages throughout Mexico. Dr. Chen was honored with the Rear Admiral Kevin F. Delaney's "Keeping America Strong" award, as seen on the special television series, The Heartbeat of America, and presented by William Shatner.

The Kids donation of $5,000 to the children of the Sichaun Province

Nina, Nick, Audree, Nasdaq, and Alec (not pictured because he is in Taiwan), the children of Dr. Chen and Dr. Cha, each donated $1000 of thier own money they have been saving, to help benefit the children survivors of the terrible earthquake that ravaged the Sichaun Province.