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Meet us at 2023’s annual WSIA Annual Marketplace in San Diego.  Don’t wait! Contact us and set up a meeting today.

Meet us at 2023’s annual TMPAA Summit  in Scottsdale, AZ.  Our free time is booking up.  Contact us and set up a meeting if you are interested.

The Virtue Team enjoys a big day at Yankee Stadium on a beautiful day – Summer of 2017

As Virtue Risk hosted our first BIG philanthropic event in May 2018 and our amazing Virtue team assembled some of the best industry people with the biggest hearts and we raised over 80k for The Rally Foundation.  Todd Piro helped launch this “inaugural” NYC dinner event to raise awareness and money for childhood cancer research.  Little Asher Rock, from the Atlanta area, stole the show and showed everyone in attendance why they needed to participate and help make a difference.

Here is a quick video that tells you more about the Rally Foundation.  Rally operates at 92% efficiency according to audited financials. Take a look, you will be impressed.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ed7CkS4r2M&t=6s .

Virtue Risk participated this past Thanksgiving 2018, in helping YES! Solutions feed the homeless.  Here is a link that tells you more about YES! Solutions, started by Sister Mary Lanning.  She is the most amazing person who’s goal is to fills some of the gaps in the lives of those who are elderly, poor, homeless, sick, grieving, between jobs, between homes.  We are so proud of Sister Mary and all that she did!

YES!Solutions and Sister Mary Lanning

In 2018, Mission Gait https://www.missiongait.org/ asked Mary Bernardo to provide Physical Therapy services to a 13 year old named Ibra, an orphan from Uganda, with a very rare form of cancer in his foot.  In 2015, he couldn’t walk or go to school due to this condition.  After multiple hospitals in Uganda failed to diagnose, a non-profit arranged for his transport to the US (May 2018). Mission Gait aligned resources so Ibra could have the best care. Over the past year, Ibra went from wheel chair, to knee scooter, to using a walker, then finally to walking, running and even dancing. Ibra’s care in the states has now concluded and he is very excited to be traveling back to Uganda where he will go back to playing with his brothers and sisters and go back to school. His cancer treatments have been working and doctors are very optimistic. In this picture, he his is outfitted with specially designed shoes and he is feeling stronger than ever.  The work Mission Gait continues to do is quite special. Geoff and Mary Bernardo’s compassion for this cause and all the work Mission Gait does is something Virtue is very proud of and is honored to support.

The 2019 picture above is of N.Rockland HS Principal, Dr. Michael Gill along with Scholarship recipient Jackelyne Palma, Aspira Club Advisor Mrs. Sidney Valerio and Virtue’s own Desiree Hernandez-Molina. The coordinator of the scholarship process, Mr. Francisco Garcia, is not pictured.

Jackelyne’s story is one to tell.  Jackelyne was brought to the US by her father when he realized her potential would be limited in Guatemala. At N.Rockland HS, Jackelyne was part of Aspira Club since her freshman year.  She volunteered at the local church, soup kitchen/food pantry in West Haverstraw, she translated for Spanish speaking parents at the school during Parent/Teacher Conferences. Jackelyne graduated HS w/ honors and will pursue a career in dentistry. Her other interest is cosmetology and she is developing her own cosmetics line based on biblical references.  She is incredibly creative and very excited about her future.

Virtue’s scholarship will help Jackelyne during her first semester in college.  This cause hits home for our Desiree and her husband Miguel .   Virtue is very proud of them for wanting to give back to the people who invested time and poured wisdom in them.  Virtue is more than proud to support a philanthropic initiative that is so important, that also represents a favorite phrase of theirs …“It takes a village to raise a child.” African Proverb.

Virtue wishes Jackelyne mountains of luck and success as she begins this wonderful time in her life.

Suzanne Stigers created Connect for Community serving those in need in the local communities since 2009, providing food and toiletries to food pantries, soup kitchens, and social service agencies.  Connect for Community  (CFC) incorporated as a nonprofit agency in October of 2010 and in 2011 became an official 501(c)(3) charity. www.connectforcommunity.org

Virtue Risk Partners found Connect for Community, through the efforts of our own Tracey Signore.  The donation from Virtue Risk in 2019 will be used to fill over 100 brand-new backpacks with school supplies for students in need, in several NJ counties.

THE GOOD NEW MENTORING PROGRAM is committed to mentoring the youth at Spring Valley and Ramapo High Schools, through the sharing of experiences and knowledge, while providing support, counsel, and positive influence.  They have various activities through the year to challenge students mentally and socially, encourage them to the right path towards success and happiness.  There are approximately 162 students enrolled in this program. The Good News Association Website: http://thegoodnewsassociation.com/

Attached is a March 2020 picture of Pastor Ed Ilarraza receiving a donation from Virtue Risk Partners, LLC.

Pinkball 2023 – The Virtue Risk Partners Team visited South Florida during the weekend of February 4th and was a major sponsor to raise money for Brest Cancer Awareness, free mammograms and exams for those who cannot afford them. It was a great weekend raising close to $100,000. We are so happy and proud to be included in this amazing event for such an amazing cause.

Virtue Risk is thankful for the opportunity to provide a modest donation toward Feed More’s hunger relief efforts and programs. Feed More’s website (https://feedmore.org/) states that every $1 donated will help provide 4 meals to neighbors in need. Our Brad Carroll suggested that we contribute to Feed More & Central Virginia Food Bank’s efforts. We are all grateful for the chance to support in the fight to suppress hunger issues in the surrounding Central Virginia community and thanks to Jessica, Annie and Aaron for hosting us and for a great day.

Virtue Risk is grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Richmond. RMHC provides a home away from home for families with an ill child while they receive treatment and care, comfort, hope, and strength during their journeys. Additionally, RMHC also offers support and resources to these families such as meals, laundry facilities, and a support community.

RMHC also has programs at The Wonder Tower at Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU that helps families get through difficult times, such as the Family Room and Happy Wheels.  As a volunteer of RMHC Ledya Yigzaw of Virtue Risk works with Happy Wheels offering snacks, activities, toiletries, and more to children and their families in Inpatient Pediatrics, Pediatrics ICU, and Emergency Dept.

Thank you @Jay Lugar for meeting up with Ledya to accept the check on behalf of RMHC.  We applaud your  remarkable work positive impacts in our community and beyond!

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