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S.H.I.E.L.D. VALUES Program Winner 2

By S.H.I.E.L.D. Values Winner, Values

Congratulations to the winner of the 2nd bi-monthly drawing of our S.H.I.E.L.D VALUES Program, Stage 1: Craig Herbst from the Sterling Analytics Department!
You have shown that you are a true A-Player by living and mirroring the Values and Behaviors of the organization.
You will be able to choose your prize among a number of gift cards which are $25 in value. Please come see Olivia Rodriguez to select your card!

We would also like to take to time to acknowledge all the recipients of the Values Care Cards that were given out these past few weeks:

Nicole Heise, Sherry Walters, Sebally Queylin, Tammy Kuhl, Carol Wright, Anne Weingarten, Sean Brennan, Maura Martinez, Jacqueline Mora, Christian Gresalfi, Patti Kenny, Rachel Rapisarda, Brenda Jacobs, Ruth Azzato, Charlene Martin, Gina Murphy, Jillian Menna, Joanna Dowd, Susan Warhurst, Lauren Cooper, Dennis Sturtz, Jeff Seisser, Lilian Morataya, Christian Gresalfi, Erin Sussman, Tom Murray, Sandra Fuhrmeister, Matt Stein, Bill Dixon, Steve Schiffer and Steve Rosenberg.

You all went above and beyond and showed INTEGRITY, INNOVATION, COLLABORATION, CARE & RESPECT and EXELLENCE

Thank you to all the managers and values team members who gave these cards out and to all the employees who referred their fellow colleagues.
We all have to take the time and effort to keep the momentum going and we look forward to getting more and more cards over the next weeks!

Children’s Tumor Foundation

By Community Service

I just wanted to take a moment to thank all those who have been so generous since Marc’s initial email. Several people had asked me to forward the link again for donations so here it is.

Click Here to Donate!

Just click “Give Now” in the upper right.

I am greatly appreciative of all the words of encouragement. I have also of learned the stories of several people who have also experienced losses and have committed to keep your loved ones in my thoughts on my journey on November 1. Several, through photos or notes, will accompany me throughout the event and, hopefully, over the finish line.

On behalf of Dakota and her family – whom have asked me to also express their sincerest thanks and gratitude to everyone – and certainly my family – we humbly thank you.

Tony Demott

S.H.I.E.L.D. VALUES Program Winner 1

By S.H.I.E.L.D. Values Winner, Values

Congratulations to the winner of the bi-monthly drawing of our S.H.I.E.L.D VALUES Program, Stage 1: Rachel Rapisarda! You have shown that you are a true A-Player by living and mirroring the Values and Behaviors of the organization. You will be able to choose your prize among a number of gift cards which are $25 in value. Please come see Olivia Rodriguez to select your card!

We would also like to take to time to acknowledge all the recipients of the Values Care Cards that were given out these past few weeks:

Leslie Nylund, Mary Beth Coursen, Joana Dowd, Steven Schiffer, Robin Waring, Dianne Haines, Donna Raab, Lora Godsey, Carmine D’Angelo, Linda Brady, Susan Corva, Marylou Peterkin, Karin Governale, Bill Dixon, Josephine Barbara, Jennifer Vaughan, Tammy Kuhl, Nicholas Toscano, Laura Laino, Pam Baione, Doreen DiCicco, Venus Semper, Rachel Rapisarda, Genie Klimkowski, Brenda Cohen, Maureen Watchmaker, Sean Brennan, Helen Behek and Colleen Gaitings.

You all went above and beyond and showed INTEGRITY, INNOVATION, COLLABORATION, CARE & RESPECT and EXELLENCE

Thank you to all the managers who gave these cards out and to all the employees who referred their fellow colleagues. We all have to take the time and effort to keep the momentum going and we look forward to getting more and more cards over the next weeks!

Walk to End Alzheimer’s

By Community Service

Good Morning,

I’m walking to help reclaim the future for millions. By participating in the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s®, I’m committed to raising awareness and funds for Alzheimer’s research, care and support.

I personally have lost my Grandmother, Mother-In-Law and (2) Aunt’s and an Uncle to this disease.
Currently, more than 5 million Americans have Alzheimer’s and that number is expected to grow to as many as 16 million by 2050. Our future is at risk unless we can find a way to change the course of this disease.

I need your support to do my part! Please make a donation to help the Alzheimer’s Association advance research into methods of treatment, prevention and, ultimately, a cure for Alzheimer’s. For the millions already affected by the disease, the Association offers care, education, support and resources in communities nationwide.
Thank you for joining the movement! The end of Alzheimer’s disease starts with you.

My page to make a donation:

Click Here to Donate

Terry Merrifield

Epilepsy Foundation of CT

By Community Service

A friend of my wife & I, Ryan Tlasky, passed away 4 years ago after battling severe Epilepsy. He was 20 years old.

He was an avid bowler and my wife, who is also an avid bowler, started a fundraiser w/other friends called “Strike Out Epilepsy” where the proceeds go to the Epilepsy Foundation of CT. It is held annually around the end of July at a bowling center in New Milford, CT (Lore’s Lanes) which is a client of mine (Marcel Lessard Enterprises Inc.). They donate the entire center that day for the event.

People come to bowl, have fun in remembrance of Ryan and buy raffle tickets to win prizes that organizations & individuals donate (TV’s, Yankee Tickets, Gift Cards, etc). This year, over $7,300 was raised.

SterlingRisk was generous enough to donate SterlingRisk branded merchandise to put in the door bags for the participants for the past couple of years. We all greatly appreciate it.

Regards,

Thomas Brown

Children’s Tumor Foundation

By Community Service

Anthony Demott who is a big part of the SterlingRisk Family and Banana Brigade (yellow team) is running an Ironman Triathlon yes, I said a triathlon) to raise funds for Dakota Anderson who is one of many suffers from neurofibromatosis – a rare incurable tumor disease. It affects millions worldwide. In addition – Tony is dedicating the race to his daughter who was tragically killed by a vehicle back in 2002.

We are looking to raise as much money as possible for Tony by 10/29. Sterling has offered to match whatever we can raise.

Let’s get behind Tony and open our pockets for a great cause.

–Marc VanDusen

Visit the website to donate.

Blue Team Photos

By Blue Team, Values
[metaslider id=582] The Blue Team’s Walk-a-thon had a great turnout from all the teams. Additional photos can be seen in the Shared Drive: Value Team folder/Blue Team event. Please make sure you provide your weekly steps number to Larry Rowe by this Friday at Noon for the team pedometer calculations. Winner will be announced shortly thereafter.

Soles for Souls

By Community Service

GIVE BACK! As you are aware, we are doing 50/50 Raffles and donation boxes have been set up for gently used shoes. Please help us support Soles 4 Souls. They are a global not-for-profit institution dedicated to fighting the devastating impact and perpetuation of poverty. The organization advances its anti-poverty mission by collecting new and used shoes from people like you and distributing those shoes to people in need. Your gently used shoe donation could end up in an orphanage, homeless shelter, domestic abuse shelter, an inner city hospital or the Appalachia Mountain Region. They also create jobs in poor and disadvantaged communities. Based in Nashville, Tennessee, Soles4Souls is committed to the highest standards of operating and governance, and holds a four-star rating with Charity Navigator. Your money and donation go where they are needed! Check out Soles4souls.org to learn more. Types of shoes requested: Athletic, dress, sandals, work boots, pumps, heels, dance, flip flops.”Soles 4 Souls

In August 2014, the BLUE team is organizing a fundraiser for Soles 4 Souls.

Visit the Soles 4 Souls website.