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March 3, 2014

During the month of February, Casey’s General Store customers throughout the state of Iowa were given the opportunity to purchase a Miracle Balloon icon, helping to raise funds for the University of Iowa Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. MPA, a Bloomfield based company, recently made a contribution of $1,000 toward the cause. MPA feels strongly about giving back to the community, as well as to worthy causes like the Children’s Miracle Network. 

 

Since 1983, $4.2 billion has been raised for the the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals through partnerships with some of the most generous companies in North America. The employees and customers of such sponsors have created countless miracles at children’s hospitals. From selling iconic Miracle Balloons to hosting bake sales to washing cars, every sponsor supports their local Children’s Miracle Network Hospital in their own unique way.

The Children’s Miracle Network, along with their partners, continue to make a difference in the lives of more kids and their families than any other children’s charity.

MPA is an IT, Creative and Application Development firm. The company continuously focuses on making life better through technology innovation and creative solutions.

Above photo:
(L-R) MPA representatives Diana Upton-Hill and Justin Hill present a $1,000 donation to the University of Iowa Children’s Miracle Network Hospital on Friday, February 28, 2014. Accepting on behalf of the Bloomfield Casey’s General Store were Rayce Taylor, Zany Stock, and Candy Thaxton.

Diana Hill

Project Manager / Media Specialist - Diana is our Media Specialist by day, then a performer and music teacher by night. She brings to MPA a deep passion for creativity, and a near-insanity level of organization. Diana attended Indian Hills College and Truman State University, the latter from which she holds a B.A. in Music and an M.A. in Vocal Performance. She loves her family & friends, digs historic preservation, and just appreciates life in general. Being bored is never a problem, and she hasn't quite figured out how to do something “half-way.”

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