On March 26th,
 LifeROOTS gave the community the opportunity to have some fun, and to 
show "management" how they really feel ... by throwing a pie in the face
 of several different LifeROOTS Managers, CEOs and even an attorney, who
 all volunteered to be part of the first ever "Throw a Pie In The Face 
of Management Event" held at Village Inn on San Mateo. 
 Paul
 DiPaola, Regional President of US Bank and Cristin Heyns, Corporate 
Counsel and Director of Human Resources at Blake's Lotaburger, were 
great sports as they "got creamed" for a great cause ... helping to 
raise money, and raise awareness, of the work LifeROOTS is doing in the 
community.  In addition to Paul and Cristin, the event also
 featured members of the LifeROOTS Board of Directors, managers of 
different divisions within LifeROOTS and our very own LifeROOTS CEO, 
Kathleen Cates.
Paul
 DiPaola, Regional President of US Bank and Cristin Heyns, Corporate 
Counsel and Director of Human Resources at Blake's Lotaburger, were 
great sports as they "got creamed" for a great cause ... helping to 
raise money, and raise awareness, of the work LifeROOTS is doing in the 
community.  In addition to Paul and Cristin, the event also
 featured members of the LifeROOTS Board of Directors, managers of 
different divisions within LifeROOTS and our very own LifeROOTS CEO, 
Kathleen Cates. 
 The
 event also featured a variety of other activities for employees and 
attendees at the fundraiser; including a pie-eating contest, and special
 relay races where participants make and carry pie boxes around the 
restaurant.  We also arranged for an on-site LifeROOTS information booth
 providing information to customers about LifeROOTS programs and 
services.
The
 event also featured a variety of other activities for employees and 
attendees at the fundraiser; including a pie-eating contest, and special
 relay races where participants make and carry pie boxes around the 
restaurant.  We also arranged for an on-site LifeROOTS information booth
 providing information to customers about LifeROOTS programs and 
services.
 This
 first-ever event was a success in many ways ... and we're looking 
forward to building on this successful event as we begin thinking about 
next year's "Throw a Pie in the Face of Management" Event.   We've 
already received interest from local business leaders in the community 
eager to get involved in helping to raise money for LifeROOTS through 
this fun and unique event ... and we have a feeling that even more pies 
are going to fly in 2016!
This
 first-ever event was a success in many ways ... and we're looking 
forward to building on this successful event as we begin thinking about 
next year's "Throw a Pie in the Face of Management" Event.   We've 
already received interest from local business leaders in the community 
eager to get involved in helping to raise money for LifeROOTS through 
this fun and unique event ... and we have a feeling that even more pies 
are going to fly in 2016!
 
 Paul
 DiPaola, Regional President of US Bank and Cristin Heyns, Corporate 
Counsel and Director of Human Resources at Blake's Lotaburger, were 
great sports as they "got creamed" for a great cause ... helping to 
raise money, and raise awareness, of the work LifeROOTS is doing in the 
community.  In addition to Paul and Cristin, the event also
 featured members of the LifeROOTS Board of Directors, managers of 
different divisions within LifeROOTS and our very own LifeROOTS CEO, 
Kathleen Cates.
Paul
 DiPaola, Regional President of US Bank and Cristin Heyns, Corporate 
Counsel and Director of Human Resources at Blake's Lotaburger, were 
great sports as they "got creamed" for a great cause ... helping to 
raise money, and raise awareness, of the work LifeROOTS is doing in the 
community.  In addition to Paul and Cristin, the event also
 featured members of the LifeROOTS Board of Directors, managers of 
different divisions within LifeROOTS and our very own LifeROOTS CEO, 
Kathleen Cates. 
In
 conjunction with the day's "Throw a Pie in the Face of Management" 
event, customers who visited the Village Inn that evening had the 
opportunity to have a percentage of their bill donated to LifeROOTS.  
For each customer who mentioned that they support LifeROOTS, the Village
 Inn donated 10% of their bill directly to LifeROOTS.
"We
 came up with this idea as a really fun way to engage both our employees
 and the community as we work to raise money for LifeROOTS to help us 
enhance our programs and services that we provide to those with 
disabilities throughout central New Mexico," said Kathleen Cates.  "The 
concept of throwing a pie in the face of management is something that we
 think takes on a very timely angle in today's workforce and a 
fundraiser that has never been done with local companies here in 
Albuquerque. We thought it would not only be an event that all will 
enjoy, but a very successful way for us to raise money for LifeROOTS."
 The
 event also featured a variety of other activities for employees and 
attendees at the fundraiser; including a pie-eating contest, and special
 relay races where participants make and carry pie boxes around the 
restaurant.  We also arranged for an on-site LifeROOTS information booth
 providing information to customers about LifeROOTS programs and 
services.
The
 event also featured a variety of other activities for employees and 
attendees at the fundraiser; including a pie-eating contest, and special
 relay races where participants make and carry pie boxes around the 
restaurant.  We also arranged for an on-site LifeROOTS information booth
 providing information to customers about LifeROOTS programs and 
services. This
 first-ever event was a success in many ways ... and we're looking 
forward to building on this successful event as we begin thinking about 
next year's "Throw a Pie in the Face of Management" Event.   We've 
already received interest from local business leaders in the community 
eager to get involved in helping to raise money for LifeROOTS through 
this fun and unique event ... and we have a feeling that even more pies 
are going to fly in 2016!
This
 first-ever event was a success in many ways ... and we're looking 
forward to building on this successful event as we begin thinking about 
next year's "Throw a Pie in the Face of Management" Event.   We've 
already received interest from local business leaders in the community 
eager to get involved in helping to raise money for LifeROOTS through 
this fun and unique event ... and we have a feeling that even more pies 
are going to fly in 2016! 



 
 
No comments:
Post a Comment