Wettstein Agencies Supports the Boys & Girls Club of Metro Denver in Charity Drive to Brighten Holidays for Local Children
"By working together, we can have a positive impact on the community and share the magic of the season with local families in need," said Wettstein.
In an effort to promote community involvement, the Wettstein Agencies will be using a recommendation system to help generate support during the charity event. Anyone referred to the firm to receive a no-cost insurance quote will generate a monetary donation to the
The following page offers additional information on the current charity drive as well as a recommendation tool that allows area residents to suggest new charities for the Wettstein team to support in the future: http://wettsteinagencies.com/rewards/.
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