Dayton’s Js’ Old Town Bistro hosting spaghetti feed to raise money for health events

Js’ Old Town Bistro, 30 Pike St. in Dayton, is hosting a spaghetti feed fundraiser from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday to help fund the Remote Area Medical health events coming to the area later this year.

RAM will hold health clinics, sponsored by Healthy Communities Coalition, in both Carson City and Lyon County later this year. The organization will bring its mobile clinic to provide health screenings, immunizations, as well as dental and vision care to hundreds of adults and children in need. There are no eligibility requirements; anyone can attend, and care is given on a first come, first served basis. The Carson City event will be Oct. 16-18 at Carson High School. The Lyon County event will be Oct. 9-11 at Yerington Boys & Girls Club.

RAM’s mission is to prevent pain and alleviate suffering by providing free quality healthcare to those in need and to be the best at providing free clinic events, without discrimination, which enhance quality of life to those who are impoverished, isolated, and underserved.

Admission to the spaghetti feed costs $15 and includes a spaghetti dinner, including salad, and $10 goes directly to the event’s cause.

For more information about the fundraiser, call 775-246-4400. For more information about RAM, call Healthy Communities Coalition at 775-350-4597, or go to www.ramusa.org.