Corporate Champions
We would like to thank all of our dedicated Corporate Champions who help us improve the lives of children and adults with autism, brain injury, and other special needs. Companies that receive recognition as Corporate Champions have made a gift of $10,000 or more to May Institute within a 12-month period.
If you are interested in joining this year’s roster of May Institute Corporate Champions, please contact Karyn Vostok at 781.437.1247 or kvostok@mayinstitute.org.
Gold ($30,000 or more)
Stephen H. Peck & Associates/United Benefit Services
Stephen H. Peck & Associates/United Benefit Services (UBS) is a long-time friend to May Institute. The company has supported us in the Rodman Ride for Kids for the four years we have participated. In 2009, UBS became a presenting sponsor of our 2009 What Does Autism Look Like? public awareness campaign on the MBTA system, which reached millions of Massachusetts public transportation commuters. Mr. Stephen H. Peck has also been recognized by May Institute for his exemplary leadership and strong commitment to our organization and its mission.
LoJack SafetyNet
LoJack Corporation/LoJack SafetyNet was the presenting sponsor for our 2010 What Does Autism Look Like? campaign launched this April for Autism Awareness Month. Because of LoJack’s commitment to educating the public on the importance of safety, millions of MBTA commuters learned about autism and the dangers of wandering.
Silver ($20,000-$29,999)
Clear Channel Communications
Clear Channel Communications has graciously donated six months of billboard and other advertising space in the Boston Metro market. This donation will allow May Institute to raise awareness about autism and our services to commuters who travel along Route 93, the Southeast Expressway, the Massachusetts Turnpike, Route 1, and downtown Boston. In addition, Clear Channel Radio Boston has donated time and resources for us to create a public service announcement to be broadcast later this year in Massachusetts on KISS 108, Jammin 94.5, and WKOX.
Bronze ($10,000-$19,999)
Telamon Insurance & Financial Network
Telamon Insurance & Financial Network has supported May Institute in the Rodman Ride for Kids for the four years we have participated. During the 2009 holiday season, Telamon participated in our Holiday Cards by Kids fundraising campaign. This winter, Telamon will sponsor May Institute in a two-page advertisement in the Philanthropy Almanac published by the Boston Business Journal.
John Paul Marosy, General Manager of LoJack SafetyNet and presenting sponsor of our What Does Autism Look Like? campaign on the MBTA, speaks at the 2010 press conference in Boston about safety and wandering.