PLANTATION, Fla., Dec.18, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- C3/CustomerContactChannels, a global provider of customer management solutions, is spreading a little holiday cheer by donating time and money to HANDY, a charity in Broward County founded in 1985 whose mission is to embrace, educate, and empower vulnerable youth to become engaged, productive adults.
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C3 chose to adopt HANDY as its holiday charity because it is a smaller organization with a broad reach. HANDY annually serves more than 1,300 at-risk children who participate in comprehensive programs that focus on education, youth development and economic self-sufficiency. HANDY serves children up to 23 years old who have been removed from their homes due to domestic violence, substance abuse, physical and/or sexual abuse, and abandonment along with kids who may be homeless or on the verge of homelessness.
To help raise funds, they held a Halloween decorating competition, parties and lunches to ensure that the kids at HANDY would feel special this holiday season.
"We're happy to be able to give some of these kids a reason to smile," said Vice President of Corporate Marketing and Communications Alicia Laszewski. "Working with HANDY this year has shown all of us at C3 that giving is certainly better than receiving."
About C3
C3/CustomerContactChannels is a global provider of contact center services unlike any other in the market today. Services include Sales, Service, Performance Optimization, Reputation Management and complete customer interaction management via traditional, web, and emerging communication channels. C3 positively engages and promotes our clients' brands with every contact we make with their customers. With a global team that is thousands of employees strong, the company is headquartered in Plantation, FL. More information can be found at www.c3connect.com.
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