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BNI Donates $900 to the Enfield Safe Harbor Warming Center

The Warming Center is a non-profit, volunteer organization with the priority to serve the homeless in the Enfield community.

Pictured (left to right) Gail Kulas, President BNI On-the-Border & Owner of Leading to Unlock, LLC; 
Monica Wright, Executive Director, and Kim Leborious, staff member of the Enfield Safe Harbor Warming Center
Pictured (left to right) Gail Kulas, President BNI On-the-Border & Owner of Leading to Unlock, LLC; Monica Wright, Executive Director, and Kim Leborious, staff member of the Enfield Safe Harbor Warming Center (David Dinsdale Photography)

Enfield, Conn., December 30, 2021, Members of the BNI On-the-Border chapter have raised $900 which has been donated to the Enfield Safe Harbor Warming Center. Monica Wright, the Executive Director has graciously accepted the check on behalf of the Enfield Safe Harbor Warming Center.

The Enfield Safe Harbor Warming Center is a non-profit, volunteer organization with the priority to serve the homeless in the Enfield community who are in need of a warm place to sleep, basic essentials and connections to community resources. There are many opportunities to volunteer or to donate goods, services or through a monetary donation. The current list of needed products can be found on the Enfield Safe Harbor Warming Center website. Local restaurant owners, like Cindy’s Deli, contribute hot meals and other partners like The Enfield Food Shelf, The Rotary Club, and several others contribute through partnerships and extended services. If unable to contribute financially, contribute by aligning your Amazon purchases through The Amazon Smile program. This program contributes a portion of your purchase to your selected non-profit.

Business Network International (BNI) is an international professional networking association with an Enfield chapter BNI On-the-Border. Over the past two years, BNI On-the-Border has generated over $1.2M dollars in closed business for the member businesses and the surrounding community.

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