COMMUNITY FUND-RAISING
The 9th Annual
M33 Access Customer Appreciation
Day Festival and Concert
A pledge to our community
“If we do this thing right – and believe me we’re trying to
make it better every year – then everybody wins. Some people like to
think it’s just one big party out here. And we do manage to have a
good time. But the whole point behind it is to try to raise some
money for so many good and important causes in the communities we
serve.”
Glenn A. Wilson, Sr.
President/CEO
M33 Access
For the second straight year,
M33 Access is hoping to present the keys to two new vehicles to lucky raffle
winners at the 9th Annual M33 Access Customer Appreciation Day
Festival Fundraiser on July 19.
Led by Ogemaw County Sheriff Howie Hanft in a partnership with the Rose
City-based high-speed Internet service provider, the raffle will benefit the
Little Leagues of West Branch and Rose City.
“Last year we were able to raise more
than $20,000 for several deserving charities and youth groups, and this year we
hope to top $30,000,” said Glenn A. Wilson, Sr., founder and president of M33
Access. “But it wouldn’t be possible without the help and leadership of people
like Sheriff Hanft, who cares so deeply about our youth and our community.”
Wilson also praised the Don Nester Auto Collection, with dealerships
in Roscommon and Houghton Lake, for providing the vehicles – a 2008 Chevy
Colorado pickup and a 2008 Dodge Caliber – at favorable prices.
Tickets are $10 each, six for $50 and 12 for $100, and are available
now by calling (989) 685-1020, visiting the Web at
www.m33access.com, or stopping by the company’s offices at 380
Borden Road in Rose City.
More
info>>
New charitable campaigns this
year
Community Blood Drive
MCBC Web site
More info >>
Child I.D. Program
Information coming soon
Last year’s festival helped M33 Access raise more than $20,000
for a variety of local charities and youth groups, including the American Red
Cross, the Ogemaw County Humane Society, the Fairview High girls’ basketball
program and the Little Leagues of Ogemaw County, among many others. Being
generous is just as important to us as being a good company that provides vital
communications services. And this event gives us the chance to meet our network
of friends face to face, have a great time in the process and, above all else,
help improve the communities we serve.
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