ProVest Insurance Group Leads Charity Drive to Provide Hope and Healing to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
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PARKLAND, Fla. (PRWEB) March 19, 2018
Jay Adkins, owner of ProVest Insurance Group, is announcing a charity drive with the goal of replacing and rebuilding items and materials destroyed in the tragic shooting that occurred at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School earlier this year.
"No amount of money or thoughtful gestures will ever be enough to fully recover what families in Parkland have lost, but we are committed to restoring hope and a fresh environment for the students," said Adkins.
The ProVest team is calling on local residents to pitch in and help support the event by referring friends or family members into the ProVest offices for a complimentary insurance appraisal. Adkins has pledged to make a monetary donation for each person referred into the firm during the event.
ProVest Insurance Group's mission as a team is to provide the best insurance and financial services in the industry. Their number one job is to protect the current assets clients have worked so hard for, and to help them invest so they can retire with the right amount of money. ProVest's success is measured by customer satisfaction and the value they bring. The capable agents at ProVest can be easily reached at 1-855-298-7427.
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