PPB December 2019

We don’t sleep so you can. 24/7 shipping support — here for you when you need it most YOUR PARTNER FOR PEAK LOGISTICS PERFORMANCE ascentgl.com | ppai@ascentgl.com even a scrap metal or recycling plant. We were able to split the bottles between two leading charities: United Way Greater Boston Project Connect 2019 and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Boston. United Way Greater Boston Connect 2019 is a one-day event that invites the Boston community to come together and support families in transition who are experiencing homelessness or are in need of the services offered at the event. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston is an organization that works to ensure that young people in the Boston area are able to reach their full potential, and serves more than 14,000 children every year. The bottles we helped donate were distributed at their summer camp, a full-day camp for children, ages 6-12, that provides them with education and recreational experiences, like arts and crafts, science and tech projects, field trips and swimming. We couldn’t imagine two more worthy causes, and we’re thrilled that SwagCycle was able to help make this happen. PPB Tell us about your partnership with Project Stretch. Grossman One pharmaceutical client sold a part of its commercial portfolio, thus leaving some of its marketing materials obsolete. One patient kit included individually wrapped toothbrushes. This is a niche item, and it was not appropriate for the majority of charities. We were able to facilitate a donation to Project Stretch. Project Stretch was founded in 1988 by a small group of dental professionals interested in providing vital dental services to needy children. Project Stretch is a private, voluntary, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization supported by fundraising events as well as contributions from private citizens and corporations, with programs currently in the U.S., Mexico and Honduras. Danielle Renda is associate editor of PPB Ben Gr ossman , SwagCyc l e 102 | DECEMBER 2019 | CONNECT