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Los Angeles, California
August 17, 2022



National Wire and Cable Sets Itself Apart as a Children's Champion
funding therapeutic art activities for hospitalized LA children


National Wire and Cable Sets Itself Apart as a Children's Champion

FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT:
Gloria Ladner (NWC), Carmen Miranda (NWC), Laurie Hutton (HARK), Ross Pendergraft (Leavitt)
BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT:
Rosa Aguilera (Leavitt), Fabian Carrillo (Manhattan), James Wiley (NWC), Victor Alfonsi (NWC), Sam Audish (NWC), Norman Ference (PES), Brian Jund (NBP)

Los Angeles-based National Wire and Cable, producers of custom manufacturing, moldings, and assemblies, is making an impact on the children of the greater LA area, while setting an example for the business community. National Wire and Cable’s Leadership and its employees have become Benefits that Benefit Children’s Champions. On Friday, August 5th, members of the National Wire and Cable team presented a donation to Healing Arts Reach Kids (HARK) benefiting the Children’s Hospital Los Angeles’ Expressive Arts Therapy Program. These funds will ensure that pediatric patients treated at Children’s Hospital will have adequate supplies for therapeutic, creative activities during their hospitalizations. The donated funds were generated through the Benefits that Benefit Children program in conjunction with voluntary employee benefits provided by Manhattan Life, National Benefit Partners, and Leavitt Insurance Services of Los Angeles.

"When you give back within your community, it’s a great way to show you care and also get to know more people"", said Ross Pendergraft with Leavitt Insurance Services of Los Angeles.

Benefits that Benefit Children (www.BenefitsThatBenefitChildren.com) is the philanthropic division of National Benefit Partners, the program allows companies to provide donations to local or national children’s charities as a part of the company’s routine employee benefit offerings.

Healing Arts Reaching Kids (HARK) is a not-for-profit entity serving Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. The mission of HARK is to bring therapeutic art activities and creative experiences to hospitalized children and adolescents as a means of expressing both the anxiety and triumph that may accompany their illness or injury.


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