Each Week, Anaheim Business Donating $500 Gift Cards
Feb 23, 2023
Anaheim, California Feb 22, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - CellTech, the foremost full-service telecommunications and wireless camouflage and concealment contractor in the Southwest region donated $500 gift cards to 10 families in Orange County, California during Thanksgiving and Christmas. The company is continuing its philanthropic efforts by awarding at least one $500 gift card each week to a deserving family residing in Southern California. These gift cards can be used for a variety of purposes, including purchasing food, clothing, household essentials, or any other necessities the family may require.
According to Esteban DuPont, CEO of CellTech, "During our discussions on ways to give back to the community this past holiday season, my team and I prioritized finding a method that would have a direct and immediate impact on our community. This led us to the decision to donate directly to families in need. By doing so, we feel more connected to the community we cherish while also providing immediate assistance to deserving families through the gift cards."
How to Nominate a Family
Please fill out the form at celltechinc.us/family.html. CellTech will select one recipient each week, and you only need to submit a family's information once- the nomination will be kept on file throughout the year.
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