Vemma® Set to Help 100,000 Children in Need by 2010

By Dan Mitchell, MLM Blog Correspondent

From PRWeb:

The joint fundraising efforts of Vemma Nutrition Company and their partner, the non-profit, Children's Miracle Network® begin September 1st. For three months of the year, beginning now, Vemma will proudly display the Children's Miracle Network logo on the bottles of Vemma NEXT™, their premium liquid children's supplement. The three year partnership will bring awareness to the important work Children's Miracle Network is doing and help raise funds for the organization's network of 170 children's hospitals.

Scottsdale, AZ (PRWEB) September 1, 2009 — The joint fundraising efforts of Vemma Nutrition Company and their partner, the non-profit, Children's Miracle Network® begin September 1st. For three months of the year, beginning now, Vemma will proudly display the Children's Miracle Network logo on the bottles of Vemma NEXT™, their premium liquid children's supplement. The three year partnership will bring awareness to the important work Children's Miracle Network is doing and help raise funds for the organization's network of 170 children's hospitals. During this time, a portion of Vemma NEXT sales will be donated to Children's Miracle Network and Vemma will contribute Vemma NEXT product to the organization for distribution to pediatric patients in need. Vemma Independent Members and consumers also have the opportunity to contribute a donation to Children's Miracle Network via Vemma's company website and toll free customer service line.

Beyond Vemma's contribution to Children's Miracle Network, Vemma NEXT was developed on the charitable foundation of giving back to the community through the donation of product to children in need throughout the world. BK Boreyko, President and CEO of Vemma shared, "The donation concept of TOMS Shoes inspired me to do the same with Vemma NEXT to help fill the need for children's health. For every month's supply purchased, Vemma donates a month's supply of Vemma NEXT to a child in need in the country in which it was purchased."