State recently presented a check for $32,000 to Family Promise of Greater Beloit, a homeless shelter serving families. The funds were raised by State’s leadership team and vendors at State’s Annual Charity Golf Outing.
“As a local employer located in the former Eclipse Center, we want to help the entire Beloit community thrive,” said Tim Haag, State’s president and chief executive officer. “We value the important work by Family Promise in preventing and resolving homelessness and look forward to continuing to support them.”
Joining Haag in presenting the check were State’s Chief Financial Officer Kris Aeschlimann and recent graduates of the State’s management training program. The State team appreciated the opportunity to volunteer at the shelter following the check presentation.
Because of State’s donation:
- Twelve families will be able to remain in their homes and not face eviction because they weren’t able to pay their rent in full.
- Over 100 individuals will receive a full week’s worth of food in our family shelter.
- 15 people will receive case management and safe, clean shelter for a month.
“Our important work serving Beloit families experiencing homelessness is possible only through the work of our volunteers and donors, like State,” said Ann Bruce, Family Promise’s executive director. “As we continue to reach more families through our newly renovated facility, we appreciate partners collaborating with us to meet the urgent needs of the Beloit community.”
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State improves the financial picture for healthcare providers by delivering increased financial results while ensuring a positive patient experience. Rooted in a tradition of ethics, integrity and innovation since 1949, State uses data analytics to drive performance and speech analytics with ongoing training to ensure patient satisfaction. A family-owned company now in its third generation of leadership, State assists healthcare organizations with services spanning the complete revenue cycle, including Pre-Service Financial Clearance, Early Out Self-Pay Resolution, Insurance Follow-Up and Bad Debt Collection. To learn more, visit: www.statecollectionservice.com
