| Corporation Purchases Plaza Lights Christmas Cards series I Online! |
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| November 28, 2006 |
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Terri Turner, Business and Marketing Manager with Jeffrey Byrne & Associates, Inc., purchased 30 sets of the Plaza Lights online to be sent to their clients. “We purchased the cards from City Union Mission because they are one of our clients and we wanted to support them. And because they are beautiful! We are proud to be partnering to help City Union Mission meet their goals of caring for the poor and homeless in Kansas City. And we know our clients will love receiving the cards.”
Calvin Caylor, Donor Relations Specialist, adds, “Especially since this is our first year with the cards we haven’t known what to expect. For instance, we didn’t know if offering them online would be effective because, frankly, I didn’t feel the startling beauty of this series was really captured the way I would have liked to see. So naturally when Jeffrey Byrne & Associates, Inc., bought 30 sets of cards online we were thrilled.”
The company seeks to facilitate their vision that in every community, needs are met, missions are advanced, and lives are improved through philanthropy. Jeffrey Byrne & Associates, Inc. lives our corporate Mission:
Jeffrey Byrne & Associates, Inc. advances philanthropy by building clients’ capacity to connect stakeholders to their mission. We are stewards of our clients’ mission, applying the highest ethical standards and best practices in fundraising while sharing state-of-the-industry techniques that bring success to our clients’ nonprofit development plans.
If you would like to view the Plaza Lights, or get more information on how to order them, please click here.
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| City Union Mission is an evangelical Christian ministry committed to sharing the gospel and meeting the spiritual, physical and emotional needs of men, women and children who are poor or homeless. The Mission has been restoring hope to Kansas City's poor and homeless for over 82 years. Last year, City Union Mission provided almost 292,000 meals for the hungry and over 127,000 beds for the weary. |
