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Love In a Box 2006 would not be possible
without the generosity of our sponsors.
Collins Brothers Moving Corporation
- As a Larchmont, NY company founded in 1910, Collins Brothers warmly
received Love In a Box 2006. Corporation chairman Frank Webers
enthusiastically agreed to donate all the resources needed to transport our
boxes to Louisiana.
- Dan Mack, VP of Business Development, was the point person at Collins
who graciously welcomed our inquiries on Collins Brothers'
tremendous sponsorship of Love In a Box.
- Therese Ferretti, President of Collins Brothers, made
Love In a Box happen and paved the way for
a tremendously successful shipment. We relied on Therese for her
"grace under pressure" as our deadlines loomed and her warehouse was taken
over by our team.
- Thank you for making Love In a Box 2006
a reality!
Participating Schools
Each of these schools has given tremendous support to
Love In a Box 2006. We thank them each for agreeing to
invite participation from their students and, in some cases, building
Love In a Box into their curriculum.
- Rye Neck, NY
- Daniel
Warren Elementary - principal Joan Babcock
F.E. Bellows
Elementary - principal Margaret Longabucco
- Mamaroneck, NY
- Central
Elementary - principal Lori Presti
Mamaroneck Avenue
Elementary - principal Carrie Amon
- Larchmont, NY
- Murray Avenue
School - principal Jennifer Scazafave
Heroes
Love
In a Box 2006 gratefully
acknowledges
- The
design work of Susan Hill, who provided all our creative for the
website and print materials.
- The media consultation of
Polly Kreisman, who developed our media communications and encouraged
us to think broadly in our approach.
- Karen Strating,
Jill Frey, Lisa
Ballard, Kyle Greenberg,
Libby Jacobson, Sue
Bonadonna and other friends who folded flyers, carted boxes from
the schools and braved the chill of the warehouse to sort, check and pack the
bins for shipping.
- These
women
are among the 'Hero Moms' we recruited to make this project launch possible
and we thank them for juggling work, family and our requests in the midst of
the hectic holiday season.
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