Bonnie Bannigan Named As Human Resources Advisor of the EMG Cares Foundation

LAS VEGAS - Nov. 5, 2015 - PRLog -- The EMG Cares Foundation proudly announces that Bonnie Bannigan  has joined its Board of Advisors and will assist the organization as a Human Resources Advisor. Bannigan is a Proven HR Professional with strong Operational, Recruitment and International experience. EMG Cares is preparing to launch new annual Town Halls in 2016 for Autism, Homelessness, Human Trafficking, Foster Care; Donation Drives in 2016 for Books and Socks; and Registration Drives in 2016 for Voters. The formation of a charter Advisory Board is necessary to implement growth and maintain quality of service and efficiency.

“Bonnie Bannigan  brings a wealth of experience and a dynamic sphere of influence to the organization that will help the EMG Cares Foundation continue to fulfill its mission,” stated President of the EMG Cares Foundation, Andre’ Haynes. “We are excited about this opportunity and eager to grow and improve with the assistance of Bonnie.”

Additional advisors for the EMG Cares Foundation include Human Resources Advisors Corey Fagan from First Fridays and Pat Smith formerly from Plaza Bank; and Veteran Relations Advisors Annie Emprima-Martin formerly from Vegas PBS and Eva Secchiari from Life After Active Duty.

To nominate yourself or someone else as a candidate for the charter Advisory Board of the EMG Cares Foundation call Destiny Beavers at (702) 823-4EMG (4364) or visit www.EMGcares.org.

About EMG Cares Foundation:

The EMG Cares Foundation, Inc. is a Nevada non-profit organization whose mission is to provide multipurpose human services and social services to the community and specific populations. Multipurpose human services provide a broad range of direct services including donation and registration drives. Social services provide programs, integrated services and town halls that address the needs of specific populations. The vision of the EMG Cares Foundation is to purchase a facility by 2018 to host its drives, programs, town halls and to offer classes to the community.

Learn more online atwww.emgcares.org.