Saddleback gifts $10,000 to Spring Lake Toys Foundation to help children with rare illnesses

Feb 10, 2022 | Industrial, News, Photos

Saddleback Real Estate Developers recently donated $10,000 to the Spring Lake Toys Foundation, which helps families of children with rare illnesses receive essential medical services. From left: Saddleback President Terry Frassetto and Chairman Salvatore Frassetto, Spring Lake Toys Foundation Founder and President Paulette Laurenzi and David Green, a member of the Spring Lake Toys board of advisers. Photo by: Smalltown Photo

By Real Estate NJ

Saddleback Real Estate Developers has continued its support for a charity that helps families of children with rare illnesses receive essential medical services, announcing a recent $10,000 donation for what’s known as the Spring Lake Toys Foundation.

The firm recently welcomed the group to its Fairfield headquarters to present a check, according to a news release. Paulette Laurenzi, founder and president of Spring Lake Toys Foundation, was among those on hand to accept the donation, which is part of Saddleback’s ongoing financial commitment to help cover the costs of life-saving treatments, medical-related expenses not covered by insurance and the day-to-day challenges that come with debilitating conditions.

Also on hand were Saddleback Chairman Salvatore Frassetto and President Terry Frassetto.

“Just knowing that our donation will be making a difference with so many young lives has been the true reward,” said Salvatore Frassetto, who is also the charity’s director. “Paulette Laurenzi and her team do so much for children in dire need, we felt it was our duty to partner with this worthy charity.”

To learn more about the Spring Lake Toys Foundation, visit https://www.springlaketoysfoundation.org/.

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