First Fidelity Reserve’s Generous Donation Benefits Special Needs Children
First Fidelity Reserve is committed in elevating an awareness of the great services that the Shorkey Center of Beaumont, Texas provides for individuals with special needs.
(Vocus/PRWEB ) May 29, 2009 -- First Fidelity Reserve is committed in elevating an awareness of the great services that the Shorkey Center of Beaumont, Texas provides for individuals with special needs. ''Corporate Social Responsibility is an important part of our company’s policies,” Mr. Whitney stated. “To be able to sponsor forty Shorkey Center kids and help them participate in their therapeutic activities is an award in itself for our company. We are glad and proud that Beaumont is lucky enough to have this great resource available for those in our community that need these services.”
The forty children sponsored by First Fidelity Reserve were entertained on April 18th 2009 at the Shorkey Center with games, inflatable slides, craft projects, food and other entertainment. The goal of this event was to provide an enjoyable day for children and families afflicted by autism and other disabilities. These events become memorable extraordinary times for the families of these special needs kids. Molly Moore, Vice President and Fundraising Chair said, “Thank you for your generous contribution! Your support makes a great difference to our Children.”
First Fidelity Reserve is a leading provider of Bullion and Rare Coins to tens of thousands of collectors and numismatic professionals. For over 20 years, First Fidelity Reserve has been committed to serving the unique needs of our global customers. First Fidelity Reserve specializes and serves as the Market Maker in certified United States coins, such as Type II and Type III Liberty Double Eagles and the renowned Indian Head and $3 Princess designs of early 1900's as well as key date numismatic treasure in the gold, platinum and silver American Eagle family of coins. www.firstfidelityreserve.com.
The Shorkey Center exists to provide services for the individual with special needs.
These services include effective physical, occupational, and speech rehabilitation; direct education services including therapy for children with autism and other related disorders; and parent assistance support. For more information about the Shorkey Center or to learn how to make a donation, go to the organization’s web site at www.shorkey.org. For press inquires please contact Barbara Barren at (409) 838-6568.
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