We are excited to introduce our newest Non Profit we’re working with through our Freshy5ive program! Saint Francis Service Dogs, located in Roanoke VA, is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to assist children and adults with disabilities become more independent and self-sufficient through partnership with a professionally trained service dog. In addition their programs serve returning Veterans and Prison Inmates to help in the recovery process.
We became aware of their Organization when one of my friends, Corporal Ben Kiernan USMC, posed with his dog Belle for their Veterans Program flyers.
Once hearing about what they do, we contacted them about becoming a sponsored charity of Freshy5ive and they graciously accepted!!
You view more information at http://www.saintfrancisdogs.org/. They’re an amazing organization and we’re looking forward to supporting them.
Vincent Consumanohttps://freshysites.com/team/vincent-consumano/Vincent is one of the few who can say he was born and raised in the DC area. Vincent graduated Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech) in 2008 with a BS in Marketing Management and The University of Mary Washington with his MBA in 2011. Vincent has an extensive background in the Defense Industry, where he spent time as a Deputy Program Manager for major Department of Defense subcontractors. In 2011 Vincent launched the Washington DC office of Freshy and has been involved ever since. In 2013, Vincent left his DoD job and joined the Freshy team full-time in order to help facilitate the company’s rapid growth cycle. Vincent is active in the community and serves on a few non profit boards. Personally, he loves the outdoors, camping, fishing, hiking, anything to get him off that computer!
We are excited to introduce our newest Non Profit we’re working with through our Freshy5ive program! Saint Francis Service Dogs, located in Roanoke VA, is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to assist children and adults with disabilities become more independent and self-sufficient through partnership with a professionally trained service dog. In addition their programs serve returning Veterans and Prison Inmates to help in the recovery process.
