VestorPRO GIVES BACK

A great life is about Loving, Living Life to the Fullest, and Giving!

There is beauty in giving. We hope to instill in our own children experiences that will teach them compassion from a young age. We believe that by giving back, we are developing our next generation of leaders and creating a culture of generosity and civic responsibility. Giving back is one of the most important and valuable things that we can do.

It is easy to get wrapped up in our own problems and lives, but there is always someone else who has it worse. How easy it is to take our daily necessities for granted! The truth is that even right here in the Capital Region we have abuse, poverty, starvation, homelessness, and many other hardships.

VestorPRO is very grateful to be able to give back.

In addition to several national charities, like The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Cancer Research, The ALS Foundation, here are some of our favorite local organizations that we sponsor:

This organization is very near and dear to our hearts. Things of My Very Own, Inc. (TOMVO) is a non-profit organization that provides crisis intervention services to children who have been impacted by extensive abuse and/or neglect. They also provide services to children at-risk of a Child Protective Services intervention solely due to not having items necessary for sustainability. The organization works to keep children with their non-abusive family members and out of the foster care system whenever possible.

Feeding local students who do not have enough food over the weekend. Serving Schools in Schenectady County and parts of Albany County, NY. Food is purchased from local supermarkets and food distributors. Volunteer teams package the food in grocery bags. Pre-packed food is delivered weekly to the schools. Schools discreetly pass out the bags to students. Students are identified by the schools and remain anonymous.

Feeding local students who do not have enough food over the weekend. Serving Schools in Schenectady County and parts of Albany County, NY. Food is purchased from local supermarkets and food distributors. Volunteer teams package the food in grocery bags. Pre-packed food is delivered weekly to the schools. Schools discreetly pass out the bags to students. Students are identified by the schools and remain anonymous.

Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Capital Region (RMHC) is dedicated to supporting the health and well-being of children and their families. RMHC does this by providing comfort, support and respite for families of seriously ill children in a compassionate and home-like environment through the Ronald McDonald House of Albany and its additional core programs that serve those in need.

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May 2015. Being cradled by his mom at his head and feet to mimic the feeling of having the boundary of still being in utero.

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After 87 Days in the NICU Cruz came home! Shown here Sept. 2015 – Happy, Healthy Baby Boy Cruz. 4 Months Old – 10 lbs 2 oz.

“Life is a gift, and it offers us the privilege, opportunity, and responsibility to give something back by becoming more.”
Anthony Robbins