Oak Brook, IL – VMI, Inc, a privately owned and operated marketing firm, recently made a charitable contribution to Barb Majeski. Mrs. Majeski is participating "World Trade Center Run to Remember" 5k Run/Walk” for Tuesday’s Children on September 6, 2009 at Governor’s Island in New York City, New York.
Tuesday’s Children is a non-profit family service organization dedicated to providing mentoring, educational and career guidance, leadership training, and life management programs for individuals directly impacted by the events of September 11, 2009. These programs are developed to not only address the needs of these individuals but also to provide an avenue for families to recover and reach their ultimate potential. “We feel it is extremely important to help those families and children whose lives were torn apart on such an infamous day,” says Jonathan Kline, President.
Tuesday’s Children has ground-breaking programs designed to address a plethora of challenges facing families and children of 9/11 through guidance, support, and encouragement. “Being the daughter of a retired fire fighter, I am thrilled VMI, Inc has decided to contribute to such a wonderful cause,” says Karen Fowich, Director of Human Resources. “Growing up in that type of environment allows me to understand the importance of these innovative programs.”
VMI, Inc is a leading, outsourced marketing firm based in Oak Brook, Illinois. Since its establishment in 1999, VMI, Inc has expanded to have more than thirty offices nationwide and has achieved a 24% growth rate yearly. VMI, Inc is striving to produce an even faster growth progression within the next five years. This company presently works with over a dozen Fortune 500 clients, including AT&T, Quill and Culligan at the main Oak Brook, IL location. VMI, Inc. challenges conventional ways of marketing to include more direct and personal approaches to our client's customers. This, in turn, allows VMI, Inc to stand apart and empowers this company to be successful. For more information regarding VMI, Inc log on to www.vmi-usa.net or visit their philanthropy website at www.vmioakbrook.net.
