Which president helped create the March of Dimes?

Correct answer: Franklin D. Roosevelt

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WaldoLydeker
WaldoLydeker
Wonder which came first? March of Dimes or FDR's image on the dime?
Megalithic
Megalithic
Thank you, FDR
Player #3220410
Player #3220410
Alisha Wickham, March of dimes came first. I remember collecting in the 50's the Libertyville was still around then
TheJanith
TheJanith
dollis1963, Children did the actual collecting of the dimes. Grown-ups organized it and ran it.
Player nawa
Player nawa
if you donate to them now 10 cents per dollar donated goes towards the actual cause. The other 90 cents goes to pay their execs.
Alisha Wickham
Alisha Wickham
Thank you “Annie”. I loved that movie when i was young and that helped me remember 🤗
Player #22450195
Player #22450195
Player nawa, so sad that charities do that. I donate thru my church humanitarian organization
Player #35547099
Player #35547099
Player nawa, sadly that's how a lot of charities are
Player Raving Lu
Player Raving Lu
Player #3932589, Read my comments. It's FDR on the dime.
Player #41292538
Player #41292538
I went door to door collecting $ for March of dime as a kid.
Duchess
Duchess
WaldoLydeker, His image on dimes began in mid 1950s. I remember them being the neŵ dìme in the change, instead of the woman's head, (lady liberty). March of Dimes had been out a while already.
msbw
msbw
WaldoLydeker, do we really care?
Player
Player
We were given polio shots in grade school to prevent polio.
Melissa
Melissa
no one like Roosevelt, did so many things for the country. different kind of politician back then they actually had values and morals and did the best they could for the country not their pocketbooks. if only our Founding Fathers could see what a mess political parties have created. our government is untouchable with it's making its own rules, wages, laws and jobs if u wanna call what Congress does work
Player #120374466
Player #120374466
Player #35547099, Yes. rich people set up foundations mainly as a tax shelter.
Player #116240003
Player #116240003
Michael, if you donate clothes. Donate to the Salvation Army instead of Goodwill
LillySparrow
LillySparrow
WaldoLydeker, March of Dimes then his image on the dime was in 1946 on the President’s 64th (posthumous) birthday 🥳
Michael
Michael
WaldoLydeker, 1938, and 1946 respectively
Michael
Michael
WaldoLydeker, March of Dimes preceded his image by about eight years so think? Maybe more.
Player #95490826
Player #95490826
Nikki~Mae, should hold some type of event in Dime Box , Texas!
Nikki~Mae
Nikki~Mae
WaldoLydeker, president FDR‘s picture was placed on the dime after his death. So the answer to your question is the March of Dimes was first.
Nikki~Mae
Nikki~Mae
WaldoLydeker, President FDR’s picture was placed on the dime after his death. So the answer to your question is afterwards.
Leezee
Leezee
Back in the early 80s my advertising company hosted a March of dines event where we roller skates the entire length of Manhattan. Fun times even when hitching a ride on the back of a truck!😂
MissyK
MissyK
people should research Dr. Virginia APGAR and the March of Dimes.
mamaeunice
mamaeunice
when America was not afraid to stand for UNBORN BABIES
James
James
Dang got it wrong...guess I dont know much about Presidents
Kaylatoledo
Kaylatoledo
Player #8784512, Eisenhower's picture is on the US dollar coin, you don't see them very often
Player #40232358
Player #40232358
Player Raving Lu, Thank you for sharing the information.
Jeff Swanson
Jeff Swanson
WaldoLydeker, he's on the dime because of MOD.
Player #35430159
Player #35430159
Player Raving Lu, wrong. Eisenhower is on 1$ coins.
Player Raving Lu
Player Raving Lu
Player #8784512, Read my comments. It's FDR on the dime.
Player Raving Lu
Player Raving Lu
The image of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt is on the obverse side of the United States 10¢ coin called the dime. The image on the obverse side of the United States 10¢ coin called the dime is not the image of President Dwight David Eisenhower. The image of President Dwight David Eisenhower has never appeared on any United States coin. Here are some links to articles supporting my statements and claims. Including two articles from the United States Mint. The United States Mint is the United States Federal Government agency wich manufactured United States coins https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/investing/infographics/which-presidents-are-on-us-money-coins/
Bunny
Bunny
WaldoLydeker, March of Dimes. Roosevelt dimes were minted after his death.
Player #13845317
Player #13845317
It is now commonly believed FDR actually suffered from Guillain-barre sundrome.
dacabajata
dacabajata
I don’t understand bonus. It goes back to the correctly answered question. ??? Thank you
Player #8754490
Player #8754490
wyattvvchill, VERY True...and March of Dimes supports Pro Abortion Causes