IntelliTec aids in the Waldo Canyon Wildfire efforts
In an effort to help the people affected by the Waldo Canyon Fire, IntelliTec Staff and Students really stepped it up. IntelliTec College in Colorado Springs, donated nearly 200 lbs of food and supplies to Care and Share for the effort. Additionally, a drawing was held school wide where $1203 was raised to help the victims of the fire.
Each campus had a winner for a new X-Box 360, with the Grand Prize being a new 55in Visio TV. Colorado Springs’ X-box winner was Ashleye Damuth, (Business Office), and Jessica Rodriguez (Colorado Springs’ MA Program) winning the TV. (more…)
L to R: IntelliTec's William Benefeld and Greg Spackman, and Lynne Telford - the CEO of Care and Share
Press Release – For Immediate Release
Colorado Springs, Colorado – IntelliTec College’s three campuses in Colorado collectively raised $1,203, plus donations, for Care and Share to support victims of the Waldo Canyon Wildfire and the firefighters that worked ceaselessly to contain it.
Donation boxes were placed on Wednesday, June 27th and by Friday they were already overflowing. Many of the donations were delivered to Care and Share immediately. On one trip, the donated items were immediately gobbled up by two local fire departments for distribution to evacuees and their firefighters. Everything was accepted with much gratitude.
Waldo Canyon Wildfire in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs Campus Director Ray Ada said, “We wanted to be a part of the ongoing efforts to help the firefighters and those affected by the Waldo Canyon fire.” This attitude is shared by many of his colleagues including Dean of Faculty Dr. Scott, who says, “The demand for a way to help was immediate. We had both students and staff asking what we could do as an organization to help. One student donated several bags of food goods, while another donated $100. The response was immediate and has been ongoing.” There is no shortage of compassion amongst students and staff alike.
The National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) has been heavily involved in the charitable efforts along with plenty of other students, staff and faculty. Dr. Scott said, “You cannot really pin it down to a few; it is a campus effort.”
About IntelliTec College in Colorado
IntelliTec College provides hands-on career training in Colorado with associate degree (occupational) and professional certificate programs. Campuses include Colorado Springs, Grand Junction and Pueblo. IntelliTec College has been training people for new careers in Colorado since 1965. Request more information about career training programs or call IntelliTec at 1-800-248-2282. Website: http://www.IntelliTecCollege.com.
For more information about IntelliTec College graduation rates, the median debt of students who completed the programs and other important info, visit http://www.intelliteccollege.com/your-right-to-know.php.
CONTACT:
Dr. David Scott
dscott@IntelliTec.edu
IntelliTec College in Colorado Springs
Work: (719) 632-7626
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