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Fidelity Associates Insurance & Financial Services eNewsletter |
September 2012 |
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August Referral Gift Card Winner
Congratulations to Shane & Erin Roy, August winners of our
$50 gas card drawing!
For every referral who calls for a quote and says they were referred by you, you'll get a $10 gift card for movies, coffee or shopping. For every referral we receive from you in a month, you'll get one entry into the drawing for our monthly $50 gas card! That's it, whether they purchase from us or not. Just be sure they mention your name when they call.
THANK YOU for sharing your friends with us!
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GREETINGS FROM MARY LEMON, COO OF FIDELITY ASSOCIATES |
Fall is in the air. It's that time of year when our summer vacations are over and the kids go back to school. Thinking about back to school, did you know we have a college student property insurance program? In fact, we can provide one-stop shopping for all your insurance needs. We are your trusted advisor for your car, home and business protection. We have a full service Financial Services Department that can help you with group medical insurance, life, disability, long-term care and estate protection.
Here at Fidelity, we are starting the fall season by moving and cleaning out some of our cubicles around the office. We are excited to be making room and welcoming new team members. Be sure to read our upcoming newsletters, as we will be highlighting each new team member.
Warmest Regards,
Mary Lemon, Chief Operating Officer,
Fidelity Associates
"Change is difficult but often essential to survival." - Les Brown |
FUN FALL FACTS! |
When fall approaches, the green-colored food-making chlorophyll of plants is no longer needed, which is what leaves us with the other colors that had been overpowered all summer long: Beautiful reds, oranges, yellows, and even purples!
In order to know which way to go when they fly south, birds use a variety of techniques such as the position of the sun or the stars, and big landmarks like lakes, rivers or mountains! |
FAST 24/7 ONLINE CLIENT ACCESS |
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ALLIED FIRE & SECURITY |
Thank you to our clients, such as Allied Fire & Security, for supporting our newsletter!
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| Project Beauty Share - Community Spotlight |
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Project Beauty Share is a local charitable organization created by Julie Farley, proprietor of The Make-Up Studio in downtown Spokane. Project Beauty Share is an initiative to collect cosmetic, beauty and personal products and distribute them through local community agencies to women of all ages who find themselves lacking the means to afford these items.
Julie's lengthy experience in providing tools for women to feel good about themselves, to brighten their spirits and to greet each day on a positive note led her to understand that there are many among us whose circumstances do not support feelings of self-esteem nor the abilities to interact successfully with the world outside their doors. Julie had an idea, and she created Project Beauty Share to help women in need in our community find stability, work opportunities and success in their lives.
Project Beauty Share exists because most cosmetics, beauty products, hygiene products, shampoos, even soap and toothbrushes cannot be purchased with food stamps, and most women's shelters and other charitable organizations are so strapped for funds that they must ration simple daily necessities like toilet paper.
Project Beauty Share has recently partnered with KXLY and Northwest Harvest to expand the scope of their annual "Can You Spare a Square" toilet paper drive in late September that routinely collects and distributes many thousands of rolls of TP.
Project Beauty Share is always in in need of product donations and volunteers to assist in organizing, sorting and sanitizing these donations. It's easy to help: please go to www.projectbeautyshare.org for more information and to contact Julie. |
| Prescription Drug Discount Card - Free! |
At Fidelity, we know you work hard to save money and it is important for you to find the best deals you can. Non-Generic Prescription medications can be expensive.
We are pleased to be able to offer a free prescription discount card, and you can obtain your card quickly and easily by visiting our website. By clicking on the "get your free Prescription Discount Card" link on that page, you can get your card to receive up to 60% off the retail cost of your prescriptions. This discount card is offered at no cost to you, and you can use it practically anywhere including your local Costco. Feel free to call one of our Financial Services Account Managers with any questions!
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| Meet Ryan Jones |
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| Ryan Jones, 2nd from right |
Welcome to Ryan Jones, who recently joined our Administrative team!
"I recently graduated from Washington State University and am very excited to be a part of the Fidelity team. Getting the chance to work with my father (Craig), uncle (Scott) and many others in the office who I have grown up around is special. I continue to learn things every day and become more comfortable with my job duties.
In my free time, I enjoy golf, watching sports, running, listening to music and going to WSU games. Running has really become one of my hobbies over the last year and I plan on racing in a half marathon this fall. I also enjoy spending time up at the Northern Idaho lakes, specifically CDA and Priest." |
| Tomato Soup Recipe |
Here's a great, simple soup recipe to use up your fresh summer tomatoes!
Tomato Soup - (Martha Stewart)
Makes about 6 cups
6 TBSP butter
2 medium chopped yellow onions
2 cloves chopped garlic
2 lbs fresh tomatoes, peeled & chopped; or 24 ounces canned whole tomatoes
3 cups chicken stock
Salt/pepper and a touch of red pepper (optional)
Large bunch of fresh basil
Melt butter in large saucepan over medium low. Add onions and garlic, stir, and cook for about 15 minutes.
Add tomatoes, chicken stock, salt & pepper. Bring to a boil and reduce heat to low, for about 15-20 minutes.
Working in batches, transfer soup to blender with fresh basil and puree until smooth. Return to pan and place over medium heat until warm. (Can add extra stock if too thick.)
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