SALEM,
N.H. - Throughout the state of New Hampshire, the fleet of 17 MSI Mechanical
Systems Inc. vehicles are emblazoned with their support of the Make-A-Wish
Foundation®. This partnership launched the organization’s “Driving for Dreams”
campaign in New Hampshire.
Brian Hooper, vice president of operations for MSI Mechanical Systems, was
moved to give back.
“While on a family vacation in Florida, we were able to meet a Make-A-Wish
family,” he explained. “They said it wouldn’t be possible for them to have this
experience if it wasn’t for Make-A-Wish. It was very touching for me and my
wife Laura; we both really wanted to help in some way.”
Hooper contacted Make-A-Wish with his aspiration to impact Wish Children in the
area. His idea, “Driving for Dreams,” was created to allow local corporations
to sponsor a wish, while using their fleet of vehicles to remind others that
making a difference only takes one phone call.
“We are so grateful for Brian and MSI’s generous commitment to bring such joy
and happiness to our Wish Children, their families, and communities throughout
the Granite State,” said Jason Tremblay, director of Corporate Alliances,
Make-A-Wish of New Hampshire. “MSI sets a wonderful example; now, more than
ever, we need the New Hampshire community to rally together in support of our
Wish Children.”
In its continued effort to support children in need, MSI also donated $1,000 to
support the New Hampshire Food Bank. According to the company, when school
breaks for the summer, food pantries and soup kitchens in New Hampshire look to
the food bank for extra food so that dependent school children will continue to
receive the meals they need. MSI’s donation will be leveraged to help feed many
such children throughout the state.
“MSI wants to give back to the community and help the people in the community
who need it the most,” said Hooper. “We can’t make a difference if we don’t
make the effort, and the New Hampshire Food Bank is a perfect example of ‘if
you give, we can make a difference.’ ”
The cash donation will directly support the first Annual New Hampshire Food
Bank Golf Classic.
For more information, visit www.msimechanical.com.
Publication date:08/03/2009
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