LEWIS CENTER, OH, March 15, 2012 (Press-News.org) This year, Minds On, Inc. will celebrate 10 years in business. In recognition of this milestone, the company has decided to come together for the remaining 10 months of the year and select a new charitable organization with which to partner monthly. The 10 months of giving will kick off with a partnership with People In Need, Inc. of Delaware County, Ohio (PIN) for the 2012 Food Pantry "CAN"paign.
The Food Pantry's "CAN"paign will launch on March 19 and run through May 18. Minds On employees will collect the needed food items for the pantry and help to promote the campaign through various avenues.
"When we founded Minds On, we wanted to establish a culture of giving back to our community, and what better way to celebrate this milestone anniversary than partnering with area organizations," said Tom Augustine, President and Co-Founder of Minds On. PIN's annual Food Pantry event is a great way to get involved on a local level. The "CAN"paign helps the community by replenishing PIN's canned good supply and helps provide meals to needy families in Delaware County. I am very proud of our team for selecting PIN as the kick-off organization for this initiative."
"We're excited to have Minds On participate in our annual Food Pantry "CAN"paign," said Randy Bournique, Development Director at People In Need, Inc. "There is no discrimination when it comes to hunger, and we encourage other businesses in Delaware County to join Minds On and make a difference for those in need."
For more information on how your company or employees can help PIN, please contact Randy Bournique at (740) 363-6284 x 100 or via e-mail at rbournique@delawarepeopleinneed.org.
About Minds On, Inc.
Minds On is a digital marketing agency that serves mid- to large-size B2B companies nationwide. It was founded on the simple premise that technical innovation and marketing are two disciplines that drive business growth. Today, we use our broad knowledge of business and our passion for emerging marketing technologies to help clients propel their organizations forward. Learn more at www.MindsOn.com.
About People In Need Inc. of Delaware County
People In Need, Inc. of Delaware County, Ohio (PIN) is a private, not-for-profit social services agency dedicated to providing emergency assistance to Delaware County residents. Financial aid is provided by the United Way of Delaware County and community donations. PIN has served Delaware County residents for nearly 30 years. The service is located at 138 Johnson Drive in Delaware, OH.
Media Contact for Minds On:
Dan Harris
Phone: (740) 548-1645 x114
pr@MindsOn.com
Minds On to Celebrate 10 Year Anniversary by Giving Back; First Partnership Organization: People In Need, Inc. of Delaware County
"When we founded Minds On, we wanted to establish a culture of giving back to our community, and what better way to celebrate this milestone anniversary than partnering with area organizations".
2012-03-15
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[Press-News.org] Minds On to Celebrate 10 Year Anniversary by Giving Back; First Partnership Organization: People In Need, Inc. of Delaware County"When we founded Minds On, we wanted to establish a culture of giving back to our community, and what better way to celebrate this milestone anniversary than partnering with area organizations".