CMFNY and Corporate Alliances - Corey Ribotsky

June 25, 2011

CMFNY and Corporate Alliances

The Children’s Medical Fund, where Corey Ribotsky is the president, has a rich history of corporate partnerships. These partnerships go all the way back to 1974, when the H.J. Heinz Company sponsored a baby-food label-collecting campaign with the CMFNY.

Corporate Alliance member companies help the Children’s Medical Fund to keep doing its important work, while getting recognition for their own companies. CMF helps companies to build their community presence to meet other businesspeople and to make valuable contacts.

In addition, with a Corporate Alliance sponsorship, businesses get tickets to the Annual Corporate Alliance breakfast, a special rate ticket to the Annual Golf and Tennis Charity Classic Dinner and a company name and logo presence on the InTouch newsletter.

Jun 25, 2011 2:27:00 AM | Children's Medical Fund, CMFNY, Corey Ribotsky, Philanthropy

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Corey Ribotsky is the CEO and Chairman of the Ribotsky Institute.

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