Nathan Jurczyk and Sbga Delivers Company's Largest Donation for Special Advocate Children

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Nathan Jurczyk and Sbga Delivers Company's
Largest Donation for Special Advocate Children
1888PressRelease - Small Business Growth Alliance
(SBGA) Delivers Company's Largest Gift Donation
to Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) for
Children. SBGA was the largest supporter of
CASA's holiday gift drive this year, providing
over 300 presents for the abused and neglected
children supported by CASA. Every year around
the holidays, a giving spirit fills the air as
the Small Business Growth Alliance (SBGA) pulls
together its volunteer base to give back to the
community. Targeting organizations that help
children, volunteers work non-stop to provide
toys, books, clothes, and basic necessities to
help make a child's holiday a little brighter.
This year, SBGA adopted the Court Appointed
Special Advocates (CASA) for Children to focus
their volunteer efforts toward. CASA is a
non-profit organization service the most severely
abused, abandoned and neglected children through
the recruitment and training of volunteers who
advocate for the best interest of the children.
Volunteers are appointed by the juvenile court to
serve as advocates and mentors for abused
children going through court proceedings. CASA
volunteers focus with one child at a time and
often become the most important person in that
child's life.
"SBGA puts a lot of effort into our holiday gift
giving donations," SBGA Volunteer Council
Leadership member and CASA project lead Jon
explained. "This year, we wanted to put our
efforts towards supporting an organization that
didn't have a large donation base yet. I am very
proud we had the opportunity to work with CASA.
These folks are giving a voice to children who
have none."
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SBGA volunteers were given the option to adopt
snowflakes with a child's name, age, and holiday
wish gift. Over the course of three weeks,
presents were collected for children ranging from
infants to young adults. As gifts came in, SBGA
Volunteer Leadership Council members worked
endlessly to ensure that each and every child
received exactly what they wished for. Up until
the very last minute, everything was done to
provide a brighter holiday season for a child in
need. "As we bought each gift, we couldn't help
but visualize the child who would be receiving
it. Instead of just turning in a bunch of toys,
we were to be able to make the holiday season
just a little brighter for each child at CASA,"
head of the SBGA Volunteer Leadership Committee
Jolie shared. "And in the end, we turned in a
gift for each person who works for the company -
that's something to be proud of. All the online
searches and running around the country for
sold-out items was totally worth it." "Giving
back is such a huge part of our corporate
identity, but I am still astounded with each
event at the sheer amount of volunteerism within
the walls of SBGA. Every year we're hitting even
more impressive goals than the last." said Nathan
Jurczyk, Vice President of SBGA. "Our holiday
gift giving program this year is the largest to
date for SBGA. I'm proud of our team, and I'm
looking forward to the levels volunteerism that
our team will achieve in 2015." About the Small
Business Growth Alliance Building off nearly two
decades of experience, the Small Business Growth
Alliance (SBGA) is a leading provider of back
office solutions to businesses throughout the
United States. SBGA Alliance Partners have been
recognized by Inc. Magazine, have received the
coveted President's Award and are accredited
members of the Better Business Bureau. SBGA
provides members with essential products,
services and educational resources that allow
business owners to successfully address essential
business needs - from internet marketing, search
engine optimization and electronic payments to
payroll and accounting services, SBGA offers the
very best in total back office management
solutions.
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About CASA for Children Court Appointed Special
Advocates (CASA) for Children is a network of 951
community-based programs that recruit, train and
support citizen-volunteers to advocate for the
best interests of abused and neglected children
in courtrooms and communities. The only program
of its kind, CASA volunteers are empowered by the
courts to provide children with one-on-one
advocacy. CASA volunteers see their assigned
children regularly and interview all the adults
who impact their lives. Volunteer advocates offer
judges the critical information they need to
ensure each child's rights and needs are being
attended to while in foster care, staying with
the child until he or she is placed in a loving
permanent home. For many abused children, their
CASA volunteer is the only constant adult
presence in their lives. For Additional
Information, Contact Small Business Growth
Alliance (800) 899-SBGA publicrelations ( _at_ )
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