ulltium consulting, Inc. once again will proudly help sponsor the South Florida Lightning (13 & under) Florida Premier Travel League baseball team. With their sites set on the Cal Ripken Experience in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in the summer of 2009.
The team head coach and ulltium consulting, president and CEO Humberto Comellas, has long been committed to youth baseball. “We played this past summer at the Cooperstown Dreams Park in Cooperstown, New York and the experience is one that I will never forget”.
Help the team achieve its goal by providing tax deductible contributions and help sponsor the team. Please send checks payable to:
Miami Lakes Youth Fund
C/O South Florida Lightning Baseball – Humberto Comellas
8004 NW 154 Street #590
Miami Lakes, Florida 33016
All contributions will be proudly posted on our “community” section and those of $250.00 or more will feature your business and business website.
ulltium consulting president & CEO, Humberto Comellas continues his mentor relationship with Take Stock in Children.
http://www.takestockinchildren.com
Take Stock in Children is a solution to one of the most critical problems facing Florida--high dropout and high youth crime rates. Take Stock in Children has a proven record of helping low-income children stay out of trouble, graduate from high school, attend college, and become productive citizens.
Take Stock in Children is a comprehensive program that helps low-income children succeed by providing college and vocational scholarships, volunteer mentors, student advocates/case managers, tutoring, early intervention and long-term support. High standards, parental involvement, and community support are crucial to the program's success.
ulltium consulting president & CEO, Humberto Comellas celebrates his second year role with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami.
Big Brothers Big Sisters matches children ages 6 through 18 with mentors in professionally supported one-to-one relationships. We have volunteer programs in communities across the country — including yours. Community-based Mentoring, For as little as an hour a week, Bigs and Littles meet in their community to share fun activities … stories … and a little bit of themselves.