Hand & Stone makes a difference at 4C
Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa, the nation’s fastest growing massage and skin care franchise, kicked off a three-day national conference in Orlando on Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2017. with an off-site Community Project at 4C and a major donation. Volunteers from across the United States, including Oregon, Chicago, Philadelphia and Long Island, painted, mulched and planted to spruce up the facility that serves children and families with low-incomes in Central Florida.
“4C is such a great cause that gives back to Central Florida’s children and their families, and it’s the perfect way to kick-off the conference,” said Rob Beers, Franchisee and Regional Developer in Central Florida. “It’s always a rewarding experience to have owners from all over the country get together and help out in the local community – and we’re excited to have the conference and the community service project so close to home in Orlando this year!”
The philanthropy also included a $5,000 donation from Hand & Stone Corporate Headquarters. Then President and CEO Todd Leff matched that contribution through the Leff Family Foundation. “We believe we have a corporate responsibility to have franchisees and corporate staff participate in a community service project that gives back to communities that support our brand all year long,” Leff said. “It’s a feel-good event that brings everyone together and really sets the tone for skill building and learning throughout the conference.”
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JSA Medical Group contributes to help children and families
JSA Medical Group – Turkey Lake donated $1,000 to Community Coordinated Care for Children Inc. on Friday, Jan. 27, 2017. JSA, which has 88 centers in Florida, provides primary and geriatric care. “It is our pleasure to give back to the community,” said Vivian Capo, nurse administrator at the Turkey Lake center. “We are community first and organization second. This is just a small way to provide back to the community.” Capo and others from the Turkey Lake center presented 4C President and CEO Pat Frank with a check at the Agency headquarters in Orlando. “We are very grateful to Vivian and her team for choosing 4C out of the many social service agencies in Central Florida,” Frank said. “This donation will be added to funds raised from the Agency’s annual Tees and Ties Gala, providing eligible families and their children access to preschool services. 4C’s mission is to improve the quality of life for the children and families we serve, and early education makes a difference in the lives of young children.”
Day of Caring 2016
Heart of Florida United Way Day of Caring volunteers made a difference at two 4C facilities. Florida Municipal Power Agency volunteers painted the Osceola County offices, and Balfour Beatty Construction volunteers weeded, planted, mulched and washed windows at the Rio Grande Early Head Start site.
Day of Caring 2015
About a dozen members of 4C staff and management were at Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida on Sept. 25, 2015, to support the Heart of Florida United Way Days of Caring. Browse through the slideshow below to see how much fun you can have helping others.
