RedVector Contributes Again to Habitat for Humanity
Organization Helps Local Families Secure Affordable Housing.
Tampa, FL, April 02, 2009 --(PR.com)-- RedVector, Inc., the leader in online continuing education for licensed professionals in the design and construction industry, today announced the donation of $10,000 to Habitat for Humanity of Hillsborough County, a local non-profit organization dedicated to eliminating poverty housing and homelessness. This is the third consecutive year that RedVector has contributed to the organization.
“We are very grateful to RedVector for its generosity in this donation,” said Ralph Jackson, Affiliate CEO-Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity Hillsborough County. “The company’s regular contributions, in both time and resources, are invaluable to helping an organization like ours succeed.”
RedVector contributes to Habitat for Humanity in a variety of ways. Most recently, RedVector donated $3 to the non-profit organization from every sale during December 2008, with customers having the opportunity to match each donation. In addition, employees participate in a Habitat build each year, helping to construct homes for needy families. This year’s work date is set for April 1st.
“Our support of our community has always been a cornerstone belief at RedVector, and this is true now more than ever,” said Tom Wallace, CEO. “With so many people facing tough times, we are thankful for the success we’ve had, which helps us to give back and provide contributions that help struggling families in the Tampa Bay area.”
About Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity International was founded in 1976 by Millard and Linda Fuller. The concept of Habitat for Humanity is that each Habitat Affiliate and those in need of adequate shelter will work side-by-side with volunteers to build simple, decent homes.
Habitat for Humanity of Hillsborough County is a volunteer nonprofit, faith-based organization dedicated to providing affordable housing in partnership with the community and deserving families in Hillsborough County. Habitat for Humanity of Hillsborough County became an Affiliate in 1987 and has since built over 120 homes in Hillsborough County.
About RedVector
RedVector sets the standard of excellence in online continuing education for licensed and certified professionals in the engineering, architectural, construction and long-term healthcare industries. With an online library exceeding 1,000 courses, authored by more than 100 subject matter experts and spanning all 50 states, RedVector serves more than 600,000 design and construction professionals. Through the acquisition of Care2Learn in 2007, RedVector expanded its leadership position in online education solutions to the long-term healthcare market, which includes nursing homes, assisted living facilities, rehabilitation centers and home healthcare and hospice facilities. The Care2Learn course library includes approximately 500 board-certified courses delivered to more than 225,000 healthcare professionals in all 50 states. The recipient of numerous community honors and industry awards, RedVector was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Tampa, Florida. For further information call 1-866-546-1212 or visit www.redvector.com or www.care2learn.com.
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“We are very grateful to RedVector for its generosity in this donation,” said Ralph Jackson, Affiliate CEO-Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity Hillsborough County. “The company’s regular contributions, in both time and resources, are invaluable to helping an organization like ours succeed.”
RedVector contributes to Habitat for Humanity in a variety of ways. Most recently, RedVector donated $3 to the non-profit organization from every sale during December 2008, with customers having the opportunity to match each donation. In addition, employees participate in a Habitat build each year, helping to construct homes for needy families. This year’s work date is set for April 1st.
“Our support of our community has always been a cornerstone belief at RedVector, and this is true now more than ever,” said Tom Wallace, CEO. “With so many people facing tough times, we are thankful for the success we’ve had, which helps us to give back and provide contributions that help struggling families in the Tampa Bay area.”
About Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity International was founded in 1976 by Millard and Linda Fuller. The concept of Habitat for Humanity is that each Habitat Affiliate and those in need of adequate shelter will work side-by-side with volunteers to build simple, decent homes.
Habitat for Humanity of Hillsborough County is a volunteer nonprofit, faith-based organization dedicated to providing affordable housing in partnership with the community and deserving families in Hillsborough County. Habitat for Humanity of Hillsborough County became an Affiliate in 1987 and has since built over 120 homes in Hillsborough County.
About RedVector
RedVector sets the standard of excellence in online continuing education for licensed and certified professionals in the engineering, architectural, construction and long-term healthcare industries. With an online library exceeding 1,000 courses, authored by more than 100 subject matter experts and spanning all 50 states, RedVector serves more than 600,000 design and construction professionals. Through the acquisition of Care2Learn in 2007, RedVector expanded its leadership position in online education solutions to the long-term healthcare market, which includes nursing homes, assisted living facilities, rehabilitation centers and home healthcare and hospice facilities. The Care2Learn course library includes approximately 500 board-certified courses delivered to more than 225,000 healthcare professionals in all 50 states. The recipient of numerous community honors and industry awards, RedVector was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Tampa, Florida. For further information call 1-866-546-1212 or visit www.redvector.com or www.care2learn.com.
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