GloriAnn Farms and Five Crowns Marketing have contributed over $37,000 this year through its unique campaigns, programs and partnerships. The donations were made to the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund and the National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc, according to a press release. This is the second year that GloriAnn Farms and Five Crowns Marketing have partnered with both of these organizations.
GloriAnn Farms and Five Crowns Marketing made a donation to the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund for every case of sweet corn that was sold to participating retailers in August. The campaign generated over $18,500.
“What GloriAnn Farms has done is a great thing,” states Arnold Fisher, Chairman of the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund. “It has given many people an opportunity to give back. You will never be a success until you learn to give back. What we do for these soldiers is not charity, it is our responsibility.”
The company’s Corn for the Cause campaign, which benefited the National Breast Cancer Foundation during the month of October, also addressed a worthy cause through the sales of sweet corn to participating retailers. During this program more than $18,500 was donated to the NBCF.
“NBCF values GloriAnn Farms and Five Crowns Marketing’s partnership in sharing our mission of helping women now by providing free mammograms, education, support, and early detection services,” states Byron Vardilos, Vice President of Development Operations at the National Breast Cancer Foundation. “This is the second year we have partnered with the Corn for the Cause promotion and appreciate their continued support.”
GloriAnn Farms and Five Crowns Marketing strongly believe in giving back to the community. “We are proud to have the partnership with both Intrepid Fallen Heroes and the NBCF,” states Mark Bacchetti, President of GloriAnn Farms. “We hope these partnerships will flourish for years to come!”
Thank you GloriAnn and Five Crowns for your contributions to these causes!
Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund
National Breast Cancer Foundation
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