Month: October 2017

Jaburg Wilk was pleased to be the presenting sponsor of the 5th Annual Feeding Matters Community Luncheon.  The firm has supported Feeding Matters since 2008. Feeding Matters is furthering advances in pediatric feeding disorders by accelerating identification, igniting research, and promoting collaborative care for children and families.   Pediatric feed...

A team of Jaburg Wilk employees prepared dinner for Ryan House’s Enduring Ties Dinner.   The dinner is a bereavement support group for families of Ryan House.  In addition to dinner, the families attend different workshops learning to cope with their loss.  More than 60 people enjoyed the dinner.  

Employees of Jaburg Wilk supported breast cancer survivors at the second annual Send Me On Vacation’s  BraTini  fundraising event in Scottsdale.   The beautiful custom wine glasses were hand painted and created by a breast cancer survivors.   [caption id="attachment_6275" align="aligncenter" width="387"] Sendmeonvacation2[/caption]

Jaburg Wilk employees raised breast cancer awareness by supporting Lee National Denim Day.  Employees donated $5 to wear their jeans and pink shirts to work.  The firm has participated in this breast cancer fundraising program for several years. 

Jaburg Wilk was a proud sponsor of Child Crisis Arizona's 2018 fundraising luncheon - Lunch for Love on Sept. 29th.  Child Crisis provides Arizona's children a safe environment, free from abuse and neglect, by creating strong and successful families.  

 Jaburg Wilk sponsored the Valley Beit Midrash learning series.  The comprehensive educational series spans seven months and has 38 different presentations and workshops lead by global leaders and thinkers.   Beit Midrash means a “house of learning”. The Valley Beit Midrash is a collaborative organization that brings new, exciting, and relevant programs ...

"Employees of Jaburg Wilk donated a morning to help Desert Mission Food Bank.  The bagged 200 meals for a Senior meals program, assisted clients with healthy food shopping and sorted through recently donated non-perishable food items to prepare them for shelf stocking."