Wells Fargo Supports KidzAct program, Generations: Life Stories of All Ages Told Through Creative Dr

NAPLES, Fla. - July 21, 2015 - PRLog -- NAPLES, FL- Wells Fargo is proud to partner with The Naples Players, Inc. to support Generations: Life Stories of All Ages Told Through Creative Drama. Paul Lopresti, Dan Lampe, Jonathon Hancook, and Edwardo Sosafrom, Wells Fargo Advisors, recently presented a check for $5000 to Megan McCombs, KidzAct Director of The Naples Players.

         The $5000 grant will go to support KidzAct, the youth theatre program of the Naples Players, which provides after school classes and summer camps in various aspects of theatre, including singing, acting and dance, as well as theatrical productions in which the students perform. The Generations program offered through KidzAct introduces the art of storytelling to local, disadvantaged students and senior citizens. It is designed to develop English and presentation skills through the arts, by sharing stories and histories.

         “Wells Fargo is committed to building strong and vibrant communities, improving quality of life, and making a positive difference where we live and work,” said Paul LoPresti, First Vice President, and Financial Advisor in Naples.

         Wells Fargo and Company has a strong legacy of giving to the community. In 2014 Wells Fargo invested more than $2.1 million in support of nonprofit organizations and schools across Southwest Florida. “We can only be successful if those we serve are also successful,” said Dan Lampe, Branch Manager in Naples. “Wells Fargo applauds The Naples Players for bringing this program to the community and we look forward to continuing to work together with you all to make Naples and Collier County an even better place to live and work.”

The Naples Players Sugden Community Theatre is located at 701 5th Avenue South, Naples.

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From Left to Right: Dan Lampe, Megan McCombs, Paul Lopresti, Jonathan Hancock, John Sorey and Eduardo Sosa.