Prime Management Hurricane Newsletter
Palm Beach Post - Community Council President Lobbies For Neighbors, Families
CARIDAD CENTER GETS PLAYGROUND MAKEOVER AS
PRIME MANAGEMENT BUILDS REPUTATION FOR CARING
PRIME CARES - PRIME MANAGEMENT BUILDS REPUTATION FOR CARING
WITH ONGOING COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS
PRIME MANAGEMENT COLLECTS CLOTHS FOR DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN
CARIDAD CENTER KIDS TO GET "IN THE SWING"
OF THINGS AS PRIME MANAGEMENT ADOPTS PLAYGROUND
Tia El-Maayergy has been named Director of Property Services and
Michele Bilawsky has been promoted to Area Manager
PRIME CARES: Prime Management Group Collects
Socks and Underwear For Local Children
PRIME CARES: A NEW CHAPTER
PRIME MANAGEMENT NAMES SHERI SCARBOROUGH
VICE PRESIDENT FOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
NFL Alumni and Boca's Promise Golf Tournament
NFL Alumni and Boca's Promise Golf Tournament
Spanish River High Renames Stadium to Honor Prime Management
South Florida Business Report interviews Charles D. Sollins
Prime Bowlers Help Raise Cash for Boca Helping Hands
Prime Managemment teams with Spirit of Giving
Article from Today's South Florida Business Journal
Hurricane Awareness Seminar
FACELIFT TRANSFORMS SPANISH RIVER HS STADIUM;
RENAMED FIELD TO HONOR PRIME MANAGEMENT'S CONTRIBUTIONS
Boca Raton - Athletes and fans of Spanish River High School teams have something more to cheer about -- a dramatic transformation of the school's stadium and its surroundings after a year-long facelift courtesy of Prime Management.
"After 20 years of neglect, people couldn't enjoy going to games on Friday nights, even to see their own kids play, because the place was in such poor condition, said Lorraine Bedick, president of the Spanish River Parent Teacher Student Association. "Thanks to Prime, we have a home field that we can point to with pride." Finishing touches are now being added to the project. The clean-up and fix-up campaign by Prime work crews drew record attendance at last season's football games as parents and fans flocked to the improved facilities, Bedick noted. The work represents a donation of $35,000 and 1,200 man hours.
A new press box funded by the Palm Beach County School District is now under construction. When completed it will be the centerpiece for the renaming of the stadium as Prime Management Field in recognition of the company's contributions.
Bedick said Prime Management President Charles "Chip" Sollins made the generous contribution of services and materials to supplement tightening school budgets for such needs. Prime crews have been working at the stadium for about a year, moving from project to project to improve the deteriorated facilities and field, which is used for football, soccer and lacrosse, for both men and women.
Prime crews gutted, painted and refurbished the concession stand, a major source of income for the teams that are playing home games. They resurfaced sidewalks and landscaped the entire sandy area with sod and created flowerbeds. Crews then turned their attention to the field, patching areas with new sod. Finally, the parking lot and the area surrounding the tennis courts were pressure washed to clean years of neglect.
"Kids deserve the best athletic facilities and as much support as we can give them," said Sollins, whose daughter plays lacrosse at Spanish River. "They give up their free time to practice, compete and learn the value of teamwork and sportsmanship for their adult years. We're pleased we could help out."
Sollins said that after the repairs, cleanup and landscaping, maintaining the facility has been easier. Prime landscaping crews regularly return to plant seasonal flowers in the beds, spray for bugs and ants and mulch.
Prime Management is Florida's leading property management company. It manages 350 HOA and condominium associations, comprising 60,000 units in Palm Beach and Broward Counties, and is one of the area's largest employers with more than 900 employees.
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Chip Sollins, president Prime Management and
Lorraine Bedick, president of the Spanish River Parent Teacher Student Association
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We are pleased to announce that we will be supporting "Boca Raton's Promise " by donating office space for use by their Board of Directors.
Boca Raton's Promise- The Alliance for Youth is dedicated to improving the lives of youth in the greater Boca Raton area by providing them with five fundamental resources needed to lead happy, healthy, and productive lives.
Promise 1 - Caring Adults
- 600 adults will volunteer to spend one hour with a child weekly
Promise 2 - Safe Places and Structured Activities
- Assist to create no-cost after school programs for 300 City youth
- Provide safe places and activities for 450 in West Boca
Promise 3 - Healthy Bodies and Healthy Minds
- Healthy Kids Insurance for all children Mental health support for 300 youth
- Solutions Unlimited Now (SUN Program)
- Reduce bullying and social cruelty among youth Produce a resource guide (see 5 Promises Checklist)
Promise 4 - Effective Education and Marketable Skills
- 300 youth will participate in summer career shadowing
- 300 students will enroll in small, experiential programs
Promise 5 - Opportunities to Serve
- Double the number and type of service opportunities
- Create a Service Council to plan ten intergenerational projects
- Double the number of service learning hours being donated
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A FirstService Company
Prime Management Group is a subsidiary of FirstService Corporation. FirstService is a leader in the rapidly growing service sector, providing a variety of property and business services to corporate, government, and residential customers throughout North American including community association management, security, lawn care, franchising, business outsourcing and specialized trade material fulfillment. FirstService stock is listed and traded on the NASDAQ National Market (Symbol-FSRV).
For more information on FirstService, please visit: www.FirstService.com
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Boca Raton's Promise Presents First Corporate Star Award to Prime Management
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