SITEL Employees Raise Money for Camp ClapHans
Scholarship Fund
Helen Hubble,
human resources manager for SITEL, presented
a check on behalf of the SITEL employees to
Uwe von Schamann, director of development for
the J. D. McCarty Center for children with developmental
disabilities, in the amount of $700. The money
will go into the McCarty Center's Camp ClapHans
summer day camp scholarship fund.
Each year the 400 Norman
employees of the SITEL, formerly known as ClientLogic,
select a non-profit organization to support
each quarter of the year. The McCarty Center
was their second quarter project. The SITEL
employees formed six teams of approximately
15 members each and conducted fundraising activities
throughout the quarter. The fundraising activities
included selling lunches, ice cream floats and
conducting raffles.
SITEL employees Kristi
Vollmer and Rick Phillips were the coaches of
the two teams that raised the most money for
this project.
SITEL is a call center
that handles inbound calls for a credit card
company. They have been in Norman for seven
years.
The J. D. McCarty Center
is Oklahoma's center of excellence in the care
and treatment of children with developmental
disabilities from birth to 21. In an average
year, the McCarty Center will see children from
70 of Oklahoma's 77 counties. When the McCarty
Center was founded in 1946, it treated only
one diagnosis
cerebral palsy. Today, the
McCarty Center has treated more than 70 different
diagnoses in the developmental disability category.
The hospital provides inpatient and outpatient
services in physical, occupational and speech
and language therapy.
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Helen Hubble, human
resources manager for SITEL, (right) presents
a check for $700 to Uwe von Schamann, director
of development for the J. D. McCarty Center,
on behalf of the 400 SITEL employees in
Norman. Each quarter the SITEL employees
select a non-profit organization to support
through fundraising activities within the
company. This donation will go to the McCarty
Center's Camp ClapHans summer camp scholarship
fund. |
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