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Thank you to the National Wellness Institute, Rowan University Chapter!

National Wellness Institute, Rowan University Chapter

National Wellness Institute, Rowan University Chapter

National Wellness Institute, Rowan University Chapter

What an honor it was to accept a full box containing over 120 cell phones on behalf of Cell Phones for Soldiers from a group of students from the National Wellness Institute, Rowan University Chapter, in Glasboro, New Jersey. They did more than donate a phone, they had a cell phone drive for the Cell Phones for Soldiers organization!

Margaret Popp, founder and President of Guardian Angels of Home Health said, “In all the years we have been a collection site for CPFS, we have never had such a generous effort made.  She is very pleased to be able to participate in such a worthy cause, and is proud of this group!” 

Cell Phones For Soldiers Drive
 

Justin Borden, President of the chapter says, “I would just like to say it was an honor to help those who are fighting for our freedom. I’m certainly aware that freedom isn’t free so I was thrilled about this project when the idea was presented to me.  This year we have been very focused on helping the military. Not only have we participated in your Cell Phones for Soldiers drive but we also are hosting our very first Wounded Warriors race on April 25th 2015! All the details can be found on www.facebook.com/nwisinaugural5kforsoldiers.  We will be donating 100% of our profits.”

Cell Phones for Soldiers

It is good to see our young people going the extra mile to help our Military get calls home and also helping the Wounded Warriors!  Please go to their Facebook page listed above and show your support to their worthy cause!  These young men and women are all gaining credentials of one type or another in the medical field.  Some will be doctors, pharmacists, nurses and many other fields of health.  It is young people like this that we can trust with our future in wellness!