November 2017

We made a donation to the Metropolitan Ministries to support their mission in caring for the homeless and those at risk of becoming homeless in the Tampa Bay area. They build hope and confidence for a better future of independence.

Metropolitan Ministries provides food and housing assistance, while also being committed to teaching life skills such as job training so that those receiving this help are able to support their families. These services are offered in the surrounding counties of Pasco, Pinellas, Hillsborough and Polk.

For more information about Metropolitan Ministries, visit www.metromin.org. 

September 2017 – Pictured: Sharon Couture (Corporate Relations Officer, Camp Boggy Creek) and Christine McLean

Sharon Couture, the Foundation & Corporate Relations Officer at Camp Boggy Creek, showed Christine around the beautiful camp, showcasing the many opportunities given to children with medical conditions. We hope our donation will help with their continued efforts in making kids feel like kids even when faced with a serious illness.

ABOUT CAMP BOGGY CREEK:

Since 1996, Camp Boggy Creek has made it possible for children with serious illnesses to enjoy a camp experience in a safe, medically sound environment. Located just a short drive from Orlando, Florida, the 232-acre camp serves children ages 7-16 who've been diagnosed with a chronic or life-threatening illness. Beyond boundless fun, Camp Boggy Creek provides fellowship. Children can spend time with others who are just like them and share their life experiences, which serves as a reminder that they are not alone.

For more information about Camp Boggy Creek, visit www.BoggyCreek.org.

March 2017 – Pictured: Debbie Moore, Emily Addessi,and Wendy Addessi

We made a donation to the annual Stirrup Hope event benefiting the programs of Quantum Leap Farm. As a staff project, Addessi Financial Partners has volunteered at the farm and has sponsored a therapy horse. Through the initial volunteer engagement, it was evident how passionate and caring the staff was in providing people of all ages and abilities to grow strong, achieve therapeutic goals, and overcome challenges through equine-assisted therapies. Their programs serve adults and children with special needs, active, retired or wounded military service members, and children with cancer and their families. We look forward to more participation and promotion of such a wonderful organization.

For more information about Quantum Leap Farm, visit www.QuantumLeapFarm.org.