Fortify and Costa Rica

From the 4Life News Center:

"4Life distributors teamed up with corporate executives to feed more than 250 children in San Jose, Costa Rica and to donate 168,000 meals of 4Life Fortify. In addition to food, each child received a school kit filled with supplies for the upcoming school year.

The donation took place at a feeding center that distributes more than 5,000 meals every month to impoverished children. The center is operated by Red Viva, a charity organization that supports more than 15 feeding centers throughout Costa Rica.

4Life Fortify is a high-quality meal of rice, lentils, and beans, along with a nutritional complex of vitamins, minerals, and 4Life Transfer Factor®. Since September 2010, 4Life distributors have teamed up with corporate representatives to donate meals to hungry children around the world.

Top-ranking distributors in attendance included International Diamonds Gustavo Adolfo Moreira & Flor De Liz Hidalgo and International Diamond Carlos Herrera Delgado.

4Life distributors and employees are providing opportunities that these families never knew existed,

said Foundation 4Life Director Tracie Kay.

Projects like this are truly improving people’s lives both now, and for generations to come.

Corporate attendees included Chief Financial Officer Mark Ostler and his wife Debbie, Vice President of Accounting Deann Carter, Foundation 4Life Director Tracie Kay, and Human Resources Director Kelli Vallejos. Kelley Tenney, elementary school educator and wife of Senior Vice President of Marketing Trent Tenney, was also onsite to donate her time along with Finance Managers from several 4Life Latin American countries.

Senior Vice President of Marketing Trent Tenney:

The composition of our group of field and corporate volunteers in Costa Rica is a keen reflection of 4Life’s broader culture: we’re in business with family and friends, and the business we’re in offers us opportunities to serve.

4Life has offices on five continents to service a global network of independent distributors through science, success, and service."