Casey Cares
Casey Cares was recently displaced by a six-alarm fire that leveled its Arbutus offices and destroyed nearly everything it had. The foundation, which provides programming to critically ill children and their families, has since found new office space and quickly returned to work.
To help get them back in operation Cisco and FTDATA are teaming up to provide a much needed phone replacement solution. Cisco will donate all of the equipment and FTDATA will donate time and engineering staff to install and configure the equipment.
FTDATA appreciates the hard work and determination of the Casey Cares foundation and is proud to take part in restoring their services to the community.
Vet-force.org
The Veterans' Entrepreneurship Task Force (formerly Task Force, now known as VET-FORCE) was organized in early 1999 to advocate for the development and passage of Public Law 106-50, the Veterans' Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development Act of 1999, wherein Congress recognized the United States must provide additional assistance to veterans, particularly service-disabled veterans, with forming and expanding their own small businesses, thereby assisting them to "realize the American dream that they fought so hard to protect."
FTDATA is proud to donate the time and expertise required to build and maintain the Vet-Force publicly facing website. We hope our support of Vet-Force and their website give service-disabled veterans a path to information, tools and resources needed to start their own businesses.
Please visit the Veterans' Entrepreneurship Task Force website at www.vet-force.org.
