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Print ArticleUpdated: December 16th, 2009 09:43 AM EDT
DocuSource Continues Support of Wake County Children
DocuSource of NC LLC, a full-service resource for printing and communication materials, made a financial donation to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Wake County. DocuSource has partnered with the organization for four years.
“Giving back is a key factor in sustaining a thriving community,” says Kathy Murchison, DocuSource president and CEO. “The Boys & Girls Clubs positively impact the lives of many children, and we are proud to lend our support.”
DocuSource’s donation to the Boys & Girls Clubs strengthens its long-standing commitment to supporting programs and organizations that improve the quality of life for Triangle residents. The company also supports such organizations as the Food Bank of Eastern North Carolina, Habitat for Humanity of Wake County, The ALS Foundation, the Raleigh and Durham Rescue Missions, The Muscular Dystrophy Association and The American Red Cross.
“DocuSource’s support helps us enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens,” says Marymac Webb, development associate for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Wake County. “We are grateful for the longtime relationship we’ve had with them.”
“Giving back is a key factor in sustaining a thriving community,” says Kathy Murchison, DocuSource president and CEO. “The Boys & Girls Clubs positively impact the lives of many children, and we are proud to lend our support.”
DocuSource’s donation to the Boys & Girls Clubs strengthens its long-standing commitment to supporting programs and organizations that improve the quality of life for Triangle residents. The company also supports such organizations as the Food Bank of Eastern North Carolina, Habitat for Humanity of Wake County, The ALS Foundation, the Raleigh and Durham Rescue Missions, The Muscular Dystrophy Association and The American Red Cross.
“DocuSource’s support helps us enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens,” says Marymac Webb, development associate for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Wake County. “We are grateful for the longtime relationship we’ve had with them.”
