Family Chiropractors from across the country have banded together for a common good.  Understanding the vision that Healthier people=Healthier planet, we as a group of Chiropractors have created a ground-floor level operation that is going to demonstrate this basic truth to the entire world.  As a group of dedicated family chiropractors we have begun the very first step of making this reality true for some of the most impoverished groups in our country.  This project was started in 2005 and has already shown great growth and enthusiasm from the contributing Chiropractors as well as their practice members.

Love Has No Color started in Montana on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation.  The history of Reservations is very sad and the living standards and conditions are equally as bad.  When these communities across the country become healthier and healthier, people will begin to look at their situation in a completely different light.

What is the goal of this project?  The first phase of this project is to build bridges with a community that is often suspect of those claiming to help.  This effort was very successful and was accomplished this spring as over 30 Chiropractors for across the country flew into Montana and educated this community on what true health really was all about.  Next, we as a group did a community service project with them to help out in their effort to improve their community. They were so happy to have us they invited us to share in one of their sacred tribal rituals the sweat lodge.  A truly amazing, unforgettable experience.

The next phase is to send one of the Native Americans from Fort Peck to Chiropractic College to bring back the message of health and wellness to their culture.  To date, over $60,000 has been raised across the country by the practice members of those Family Chiropractors involved with this project.  The student selected to go to Chiropractic College will be attending Life University in the fall of 2006. 

After this has taken place, the next step is to set up a Family Chiropractic office on the Fort Peck Reservation.  This will be done on a volunteer basis.  Doctors from across the country will be volunteering their time to serve in this office in order for this office to be a functional, profit making venture by the time the first Chiropractic student graduates from Life University.  What this means is that by the time the Fort Peck native returns back home from College there will already be a functional, changing lives clinic in operation waiting to welcome that person home.