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NAI Summit holds "Jeans Day for a Cause"

Each month NAI Summit holds a "Jeans Day for a Cause." This is a fundraiser in which NAI Summit donates money or items to worthy causes recommended by individual employees. In September, NAI Summit held a jeans day for Via of the Lehigh Valley. In October, NAI Summit employees donated money to Turning Point of Lehigh Valley. In November, NAI Summit supported the Volunteer Center of the Lehigh Valley, located in Bethlehem. The event participated in was called Holiday Hope Chest which entailed creating a shoe box gift box to be given to underprivileged families this year during the holidays.
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